Like weather on Earth, space weather is constantly changing. On Earth you can simply look out the window to see if it is sunny or raining. Scientists use a host of telescopes, magnetometers, radiation sensors, and other instruments scattered around the globe and onboard a fleet of spacecraft to monitor, and sometimes even predict, space weather.


What's happening on the Sun today?
Space Weather Forecast
What's happening in Near-Earth Space today?
Is there an Aurora Today?
Archive: old "Space Weather Today" section


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