SOLARSTORMS
A SPACEDAILY PRODUCTION
STORM OVER CHINA
Sunstorms Impact China's Telecom Services
by Wei Long
Beijing - June 15, 2000 -  The recent series of eruptions on the Sun have affected telecommunication services in China, the official Xinhua News Agency disclosed yesterday (June 12).
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    SOLAR SCIENCE
    ESA Approves Funding For Extended Ulysses Mission To Sun
    Paris - June 19, 2000 -  The European Space Agency has agreed to fund the Ulysses mission for an extra 2 years 9 months. At its meeting in Paris on 5-6 June, ESA's Science Programme Committee approved the funds to continue operating the spacecraft from the end of 2001 to 30 September 2004.

    Gazing Through The Sun To Forecast The Weather
    Washington - April 25, 2000 -  Scientists have taken a major step forward in their quest to predict space weather, a term covering various events originating on the Sun that can seriously affect communications and electric power transmission lines on Earth and even modify the orbit of satellites.

    SOLARSTORM NEWS AT TERRADAILY
  • Sol's Heart Beats A Storm
  • Putting A Solar Hole In Climate Science
  • Massive Sunspot Cluster Warns Of Flare Danger
  • Climate Change Gets Wet
  • Terra In The Clouds
  • Urban Sprawl Reduces Photosynthesis
  • Scientist Refutes Benign Climate
  • Record Temps Point To Fast Warming
  • Forecasting A Week Ahead
  • Chinese Find Antarctic Meteorites
  • Solar Impact On Global Warming
  • Ulysses Ready For Hot Solar Polar Adventure
  • Sun Remembers Its Angst
  • Predicting Solar Flares
  • Trace Finds "Hot Moss"
  • Hidden Aurora Over Poles
  • Sunspots Jive With Shades
  • SOHO Gets An Upgrade
  • Solar Loops Dance For Trace
  • Bolder Wins Solar Radiation Satellite
  • John Hopkins Wins MIDEX Study

    LATEST NEWS
    Capturing Solar Magnetic Fields Snap Backs
    Bozeman - June 21, 2000 -  A decades-old mystery about the behavior of magnetic fields in solar flares may now be solved, thanks to careful observations by a pair of solar scientists.

    Russian Satellites See No Impact From Solar Activity
    Moscow (Interfax) June 15, 2000 - illustration onlyThe sharp increase in solar activity which is being registered at the moment has not influenced the control of Russian satellites, the Russian Defense Ministry's Main center for spaceship testing and control has told Interfax.

    Solar Storm Warning Down To 12 Hours
    Greenbelt - June 21, 2000 -  The arrival from the Sun of billion-ton electrified-gas clouds that cause severe space storms can now be predicted to within a half-day, a great improvement over the best previous estimates of two to five days.

    STORM MECHANICS

    Sol Puts Spin On Its Mysteries
    Stanford - April 3, 2000 -  Scientists have discovered that two parallel layers of gas deep beneath the solar surface are actually speeding up and slowing down in a strange, synchronous pattern.

    MANAGING STORM THREATS

    Air Force Take Solar Maximum Threat Seriously
    Peterson AFB - April 3, 2000 -  The Air Force Weather Agency, in cooperation with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency's Space Environment Center, produces and distributes alerts and warnings of space weather events.

    Massive Sunspot Cluster Warns Of Flare Danger
    Washington - March 2, 2000 -  Two massive sunspots have satellite operators on high alert this week with a configuration that is magnetically unstable leading to more prolific solar flaring.