MIT-Led Team to Develop Software to Help Forecast Space Storms
September 11, 2020
September 11, 2020
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, Sept. 11 (TNSRes) -- The Massachusetts Institute of Technology issued the following news on Sept. 10:
On a moonless night on Aug. 28, 1859, the sky began to bleed. The phenomenon behind the northern lights had gone global: an aurora stretching luminous, rainbow fingers across time zones and continents illuminated the night sky with an undulating backdrop of crimson. From New England to Australia, people stood in the streets looking up with admiration, inspi . . .
On a moonless night on Aug. 28, 1859, the sky began to bleed. The phenomenon behind the northern lights had gone global: an aurora stretching luminous, rainbow fingers across time zones and continents illuminated the night sky with an undulating backdrop of crimson. From New England to Australia, people stood in the streets looking up with admiration, inspi . . .