C H A P T E R   N ° 10 Space Weather and Magnetospheres

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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article on space weather and magnetic fields.

In today’s post, SR Hoplon will look closer at the relation between incoming space radiation and planetary magnetic fields. Furthermore, we will discuss the importance of the relation between planetary magnetic fields and their strength, and atmospheric density in regards to a planet’s capability of shielding against space weather and, generally, space radiation.

SR Hoplon wishes you a pleasant read and hope to see you again soon!

C H A P T E R N ° 9 Space Weather and Satellites

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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.

In today’s article we will look closer at space weather and its impact on the exterior and interior of satellites. Furthermore, additional risks and consequences of impact on the exterior and interior of satellites will be presented and discussed, highlighting – among other topics - the importance of the creation and implementation of innovative mitigation measures for the safety of critical infrastructures.

SR Hoplon wishes you a pleasant read and hope to see you again soon!

C H A P T E R N ° 7 Space Weather and Medium Earth Orbit (MEO)

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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article introducing the second orbital class commonly used by agencies to launch satellites into.

In today’s post we will look closer at Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) and its advantageous and disadvantageous. Additionally, we will discuss the interaction between space weather and the Van Allen Belts, and its impact on Medium Earth Orbit (MEO.

SR Hoplon wishes you a pleasant read and hope to see you again soon!

C H A P T E R N ° 6 Space Weather and Low Earth Orbit (LEO)

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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article introducing the first orbital class commonly used by agencies to launch satellites into.

In today’s post we will look closer at Low Earth Orbit (LEO) with additional knowledge provided on Polar Earth Orbit (PEO) and Sun-synchronous Orbit (SSO). Additionally, we will discuss the interaction between space weather and the Van Allen Belts, and its impact on Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

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C H A P T E R N ° 3 The Outer Space Environment: Radiation vs Space Radiation

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SR Hoplon is delighted to present its latest article.

In today’s post we will look closer at what radiation is and what the difference is between radiation found or created on Earth compared to that found in space (i.e., space radiation). Furthermore, we will discuss the difference between two types of space radiation and their impact on the space environment, and much more!

SR Hoplon wishes you a pleasant read and hope to see you again soon!