Space Climatology

Space climatology is the study of space weather and its effects on Earth's environment and technology. It involves understanding how solar activity, such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections, influences the Earth's magnetosphere and atmosphere. These solar phenomena can disrupt communication systems, navigation, and even power grids on Earth. By monitoring and predicting these solar events, scientists can better prepare for their impacts, similar to how meteorologists forecast weather on Earth, helping to protect infrastructure and ensure the safety of satellite operations and astronauts.