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Electrons help forecast extreme solar events

Submit on Tuesday, May 29th, 2007 04:54

Research by Dr. Arik Posner, a research scientist at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), has led to a new method for forecasting the appearance and intensity of solar ion events by measuring relativistic, near light-speed electrons.

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