Sentences with phrase «by space weather events»

Not exact matches

University of Warwick researcher Professor Sandra Chapman concluded: «By constructing a network, we quantify all the rich and detailed evolution of a space weather event in space and time.

Cosmic rays, which are accelerated toward Earth by distant supernova explosions and other violent events, are an important form of space weather.

NASA's Global - Scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD) instrument was launched into orbit earlier today atop an Ariane 5 rocket, with a mission to shed light on how the uppermost layers of Earth's atmosphere can be affected by powerful space and Earth - based weather events.

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The zealots finally abandoned any connection, however tenuous, with Scientific Method quite several years ago when the MSM started saturating the public space with «CAGW causes every extreme weather event» and this egregiousness went entirely publicly unchallenged by our activist heroes

The report, featuring input from more than 400 climate scientists working in 58 countries around the globe, includes updates on worldwide climate indicators, significant weather events and data gathered by monitoring instruments and stations on land, sea, ice and from orbit in space.

events, there was: a weather hazard recorded for Jordan Montana, where the temperature fell to minus 41 degrees Celsius; a continuation of the nuclear biohazard at Fukushima, Japan; an earthquake registered in El Guarco Valley, Costa Rica, severity as yet unknown; a severe weather event — a hailstorm in Woolgoolga, Australia; and something called «an event into space» in Greece, which, the last time such a thing was noted back in November, was ultimately explained by RSOE this way:

Its place has been taken by a new «At - a-Glance» space that looks, initially, like a date and weather bar, but which dynamically changes to show upcoming calendar events and traffic alerts.