Top Tweets for #SpaceWeatherWeek

over 2 years ago

More interesting solar activity spotted by ESA's Proba-2 this #SpaceWeatherWeek!

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ESA auf Deutsch

@ESA_de

over 2 years ago

Die #Sonne veranstaltet ein Spektakel passend zur Europäischen #SpaceWeatherWeek, die dieses Jahr in Toulouse stattfindet. Wenn nur jemand an einer Satellitenmission arbeiten würde, um diese großen Regionen voll Aktivität zu entdecken, bevor sie von der Erde aus zu sehen sind.🤔 #ESAVigil

over 2 years ago

The #Sun is putting on a show for European #SpaceWeatherWeek! If only someone were working on a satellite mission to spot these large regions of activity before they rotate into view from Earth 🤔

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ESA España

@esa_es

over 2 years ago

El Sol ofrece un espectáculo para la #SpaceWeatherWeek europea. @esaoperations #Proba2 #meteo

over 2 years ago

The #Sun is putting on a show for European #SpaceWeatherWeek! If only someone were working on a satellite mission to spot these large regions of activity before they rotate into view from Earth 🤔

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ESA_Italia

@ESA_Italia

over 2 years ago

Il Sole dà spettacolo per la #SpaceWeatherWeek europea! @esaoperations #Proba2 #meteo #spazio

over 2 years ago

The #Sun is putting on a show for European #SpaceWeatherWeek! If only someone were working on a satellite mission to spot these large regions of activity before they rotate into view from Earth 🤔

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over 2 years ago

The #Sun is putting on a show for European #SpaceWeatherWeek! If only someone were working on a satellite mission to spot these large regions of activity before they rotate into view from Earth 🤔

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ESA's Swarm mission

@esa_swarm

over 2 years ago

🧲 Magnetic Monday 🧲 😎 It's #SpaceWeatherWeek 🥳 It's also our birthday week 📢 @LedaQamili will be presenting the latest on Swarm FAST data on Thursday at @ESWWconf & @GuramNK will be presenting a poster there 🎂 We are baking a cake! 📺 Stay tuned 🔗https://t.co/nRkQmjhSkU

esa_swarm's tweet photo. 🧲 Magnetic Monday 🧲

😎 It's #SpaceWeatherWeek
🥳 It's also our birthday week
📢 @LedaQamili will be presenting the latest on Swarm FAST data on Thursday at @ESWWconf & @GuramNK will be presenting a poster there
🎂 We are baking a cake!
📺 Stay tuned

🔗https://t.co/nRkQmjhSkU https://t.co/3d3TjQocx4

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about 3 years ago

#DidYouKnow complex #SpaceWeather events can have significant economic consequences? They have the potential to affect communications, 🛰️ operations, navigation, and surveying systems, as well as the electric power grid. Learn more: https://t.co/vD9zpAu7VC #SpaceWeatherWeek

NOAASatellites's tweet photo. #DidYouKnow complex #SpaceWeather events can have significant economic consequences? They have the potential to affect communications, 🛰️ operations, navigation, and surveying systems, as well as the electric power grid.

Learn more: https://t.co/vD9zpAu7VC
#SpaceWeatherWeek https://t.co/7w4TYa564l

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about 3 years ago

Did you ever see the Northern Lights? They are actually the result of #SpaceWeather, where charged particles from the sun follow the Earth's magnetic field to the poles, and collide with gases in our atmosphere. See them here in this 🛰️ imagery from March 24. #SpaceWeatherWeek

NOAASatellites's tweet photo. Did you ever see the Northern Lights?

They are actually the result of #SpaceWeather, where charged particles from the sun follow the Earth's magnetic field to the poles, and collide with gases in our atmosphere.

See them here in this 🛰️ imagery from March 24.
#SpaceWeatherWeek https://t.co/UjWxTGxc8x

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about 3 years ago

#SpaceWeather is a global issue. Unlike terrestrial weather events, such as a hurricane, space weather has the potential to impact not only the United States but our entire planet. Learn more: https://t.co/3JlKot61qA #SpaceWeatherWeek

NOAASatellites's tweet photo. #SpaceWeather is a global issue. Unlike terrestrial weather events, such as a hurricane, space weather has the potential to impact not only the United States but our entire planet.

Learn more: https://t.co/3JlKot61qA
#SpaceWeatherWeek https://t.co/owrF8gzHkr

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about 3 years ago

#DidYouKnow the Carrington Event in September 1859 was the most intense geomagnetic storm to affect Earth in recorded history? This #SpaceWeatherWeek, learn about this event and some other instances when solar activity affected us here on Earth: https://t.co/YaCaMYWbqa

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about 3 years ago

As part of #SpaceWeatherWeek, we're hosting another NEDTalk tomorrow at 11:00 AM ET! We will explore particle radiation in the near-Earth space environment and describe two of its main sources: the Sun and the Earth's own magnetosphere. Learn more: https://t.co/2Bd2Y2Fc0w

NOAASatellites's tweet photo. As part of #SpaceWeatherWeek, we're hosting another NEDTalk tomorrow at 11:00 AM ET!

We will explore particle radiation in the near-Earth space environment and describe two of its main sources: the Sun and the Earth's own magnetosphere.

Learn more: https://t.co/2Bd2Y2Fc0w https://t.co/rxKUBK28ru

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about 3 years ago

Part of @NOAA’s mission is to monitor #SpaceWeather and provide timely, accurate warnings to help prepare for and minimize potential impacts. That's where the Space Weather Prediction Center (@NWSSWPC) comes in! Learn more: https://t.co/qnGPvM5cwE #SpaceWeatherWeek

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about 3 years ago

#DidYouKnow there is wind in space? Solar wind, that is! Roughly one million miles away, @NOAA's #DSCOVR 🛰️ monitors this constant stream of charged particles from the sun, serving as an early warning system for us here on Earth. More: https://t.co/4hLTktt0sk #SpaceWeatherWeek

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about 3 years ago

As part of #SpaceWeatherWeek, we're hosting a @NOAA Environmental Data (NED)Talk tomorrow at 11:30 AM ET! In this presentation, we review the basic properties of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and their impacts on space weather on Earth. Learn more: https://t.co/q225RdXH8T

NOAASatellites's tweet photo. As part of #SpaceWeatherWeek, we're hosting a @NOAA Environmental Data (NED)Talk tomorrow at 11:30 AM ET!

In this presentation, we review the basic properties of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and their impacts on space weather on Earth.

Learn more: https://t.co/q225RdXH8T https://t.co/fu06f1Rw95

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about 3 years ago

#DidYouKnow that #SpaceWeather is primarily driven by solar activity, such as solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and solar wind? Learn more: https://t.co/Q5PZtXq1zv #SpaceWeatherWeek

NOAASatellites's tweet photo. #DidYouKnow that #SpaceWeather is primarily driven by solar activity, such as solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and solar wind?

Learn more: https://t.co/Q5PZtXq1zv
#SpaceWeatherWeek https://t.co/ny64ZJG5wN

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NOAA Weather Program Office @NOAA_WPO

about 3 years ago

This #SpaceWeatherWeek, hear how Alessandra Abe Pacini, a #SpaceWeather physicist, studies how solar activity occurs and can affect us here on Earth. Read her career profile, and others, here: https://t.co/ceHsUUJZnN

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about 3 years ago

It's #SpaceWeatherWeek

about 3 years ago

Greetings from the first day of our #SpaceWeatherWeek! #DidYouKnow the term “#SpaceWeather” refers to conditions resulting from solar activity that can potentially affect Earth, our atmosphere, and the near-Earth space environment? Learn more: https://t.co/IXMWqyskrI

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