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Scientists at MIT and NASA Have Identified a Process in The Earth's Magnetosphere

Mar 6, 2014

The Earth's magnetic field, or magnetosphere, stretches from the planet's core out into space, where it meets the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emitted by the sun. For the most part, the magnetosphere acts as a shield to protect ...

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There's a "Lump in The Learning Curve" for Some Organisations

Aug 6, 2013

There's a "lump in the learning curve" for some organisations to overcome in the adoption and use of NoSQL databases. That's what James Tomkins, Met Office Portfolio Technical Lead, told Computing while discussing the organisation's use of ...

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Accseashas Demonstrated Automatic Resilience Against GPS Jamming Attacks in UK Waters

Mar 12, 2013

EU navigation safety project Accseashas demonstrated automatic resilience against GPS jamming attacks in UK waters. The trials used data from eLoran, based on one of the navigation systems used before GPS was invented, to provide back-up ...

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The Insurance Industry Is Looking at The Possible Effects of Space Weather

Jan 17, 2013

The insurance industry is looking at the possible effects of space weather on the world’s electronic systems. The issue arises, say the insurers, because space weather goes in 11 year cycles and severe events are expected in early ...

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There Was a Solar Event So Extreme That Witnesses Reported Seeing Brilliant Lights

Dec 20, 2012

In 1859, there was a solar event so extreme that witnesses reported seeing brilliant lights, electrical flashes, red glows and other aurora events, even in the South. It was the lead story on Sept. 3 of that year in the Memphis Daily, ...

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Scientists at MIT and NASA Have Identified a Process in The Earth's Magnetosphere

There's a "Lump in The Learning Curve" for Some Organisations

Accseashas Demonstrated Automatic Resilience Against GPS Jamming Attacks in UK Waters

The Insurance Industry Is Looking at The Possible Effects of Space Weather

There Was a Solar Event So Extreme That Witnesses Reported Seeing Brilliant Lights

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