Decadal Survey Charts Bold Path for Solar and Space Physics

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The latest Decadal Survey for Solar and Space Physics from the National Academies outlines key priorities for the next decade, including new missions to better understand the solar system and space weather. The report emphasizes the importance of using AI for modeling space weather and recommends NASA launch a satellite constellation to observe Earth's space environment and a spacecraft to image the Sun's poles. It also highlights the need for strategic planning and collaboration among agencies to mitigate the impacts of space weather on Earth and in space.
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