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An introduction to space weather
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ISBN: 9780521861496 0521861497 9780521711128 9780511801365 9780511394522 0511394527 0511393873 9780511393877 051180136X 9780511391736 0521711126 9780521711126 110717788X 1281370290 9786611370299 0511393040 0511391730 0511390564 9781108791717 1108791719 9781281370297 6611370293 9780511393044 9780511390562 Year: 2008 Publisher: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press,

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Abstract

Space weather is an emerging field of space science focused on understanding societal and technological impacts of the solar-terrestrial relationship. The Sun, which has tremendous influence on Earth's space environment, releases vast amounts of energy in the form of electromagnetic and particle radiation that can damage or destroy satellite, navigation, communication and power distribution systems. This textbook introduces the relationship between the Sun and Earth, and shows how it impacts our technological society. One of the first undergraduate textbooks on space weather aimed at non-science majors, it uses the practical aspects of space weather to introduce space physics and give students an understanding of the Sun-Earth relationship. Definitions of important terms are given throughout the text. Key concepts, supplements, and review questions are given at the end of each chapter to help students understand the materials covered. This textbook is ideal for introductory space physics courses.

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