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NASA launched two rockets from Alaska in Feb 2026 to study black auroras and electric currents, improving space weather forecasts.
NASA launched two sounding rockets from Alaska in February 2026 to study black auroras and auroral electrical currents.
The BADASS mission, on February 9, reached 224 miles to examine electron flow in dark auroral regions.
The GNEISS mission, on February 10, used two rockets to map 3D electric currents by combining in-flight data with ground-based tracking.
Both missions collected high-quality data, helping scientists understand how space energy drives geomagnetic storms that can disrupt satellites, power grids, and communications.
Results aim to improve space weather forecasting.
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La NASA lanzó dos cohetes desde Alaska en febrero de 2026 para estudiar las auroras negras y las corrientes eléctricas, mejorando los pronósticos meteorológicos espaciales.