The launch of NASA’s Artemis II created temporary disturbances in Earth’s ionosphere, the layer of atmosphere located between 30 and 600 miles above Earth. The mission, launched in April 2026, caused disturbances stretching approximately 3,100 miles across the ionosphere, temporarily changing electron concentrations in the upper atmosphere. Researchers at the National Cheng Kung University in […]
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