Sam, Stats and Quark are exploring some of the projects through which scientists measure and investigate solar activity. One project is the European Space Agency’s Cluster Mission.
Read MoreSam, Stats and Quark are finding out about SPACESTORM – a way to predict the effect of space weather on satellites – and take a trip to the far side of the Sun to see STEREO.
Read MoreThe source of most of the space weather affecting Earth is The Sun. In this episode, the class take a trip inside the star to see where it all starts.
Read MoreSam, Stats and Quark are finding out what space weather is all about. And find that like the weather on Earth, it changes all the time – although sometimes slightly more dramatically.
Read MoreSam, Stats and Quark are finding out about different types of space weather – from magnetic storms to cosmic rays, solar wind and coronal mass ejections. There’s a lot going on up there!
Read MoreSam, Stats and Quark are learning how space weather can affect life on Earth and the atmosphere around it. But how do we measure space weather? And how can we know what to expect?
Read MoreSam, Stats and Quark learn about how big solar storms can affect things on earth, whether it be planes or satellites in orbit.
Read MoreKimberly Wyatt chats to us about her now book, we delve into how radio works as well as finding out a bit more about Parliament as the General Election approaches.
Read MoreSean chats to dancer, singer, TV personality and author Kimberly Wyatt to find out all about her brand new book series, the World Elite Dance Academy and the next series of Taking The Next Step!
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