Indian Institute of Astrophysics develops method to predict solar storms’ impact on Earth
Indian researchers at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics developed a new method to measure solar storms' size and speed. This innovation enhances the prediction of disruptions to Earth's communication systems and power grids by precisely measuring Coronal Mass Ejections' radial dimensions and expansion speeds, using a novel technique that relies on single-point spacecraft data.
Indian researchers at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics developed a new method to measure solar storms' size and speed. This innovation enhances the prediction of disruptions to Earth's communication systems and power grids by precisely measuring Coronal Mass Ejections' radial dimensions and expansion speeds, using a novel technique that relies on single-point spacecraft data.
