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Find current and forecasted space weather conditions on NOAA scales for various phenomena and impacts. Learn about solar activity, geomagnetic storms, ionosphere, aurora, and more from NOAA experts.
Vor einem Tag · Scientists first noticed these radio waves decades ago, and over the years they’ve determined the radio waves come from solar flares and giant eruptions on the Sun called coronal mass ejections, or CMEs, which are a key driver of space weather that can impact satellite communications and technology at Earth.
