Researchers using BiSON data have discovered that solar minimums leave measurable imprints on the sun's internal structure, proving that 11-year cycles affect more than just the surface.
Scientists have debunked a historical report of a 1841 geomagnetic storm disrupting a train, identifying it as a likely typographical error from an 1871 publication.
The BepiColombo spacecraft captured unique data on solar particle impact during a close flyby of Mercury, providing insights for space weather forecasting.
Researchers have corrected the historical date of the first railway disruption caused by space weather, identifying October 18, 1848, as the true date of the Exeter incident.
