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TACC Supercomputers Power Quest for Space Weather Prediction
August 11, 2021
If you’re not worried enough by the ongoing pandemic or rapidly accelerating climate change, you’re in luck: you can worry about space weather, too. In the Read more…
Space Weather Prediction Gets a Supercomputing Boost
June 9, 2021
Solar winds are a hot topic in the HPC world right now, with supercomputer-powered research spanning from the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (which used Oak Ridge’s Titan system) to University College London (which used resources from the DiRAC HPC facility). One of the larger... Read more…
NCSA Supercomputer Helps Monitor Extraterrestrial Pothole
February 8, 2021
You might not be driving in space anytime soon, but one extraterrestrial pothole could still cause you a headache back on Earth. The “pothole” in question is called the South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA): a weak spot in Earth’s magnetic field that extends over South Africa, South America and... Read more…
Preparing for Solar Storms
August 26, 2013
It may not be possible to prevent devastating space-weather events like solar storms from reaching the earth's surface, but with enough warning, we can prepare for them. Scientists believe that mapping the earth's magnetosphere – the magnetic shield that stops most but not all of these storms – is the first step. Read more…
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