Observational study reveals coronal mass ejection impacts on near-Earth space weather during Solar Cycle 25, highlighting potential disruptions to navigation and communication networks.
Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) inject large amounts of magnetized plasma and magnetic fields into the heliosphere. CMEs play an important role in influencing space weather conditions and can affect various technological systems on Earth, including communication and navigation systems. In this paper, we have analyzed the impact of CMEs on space weather and investigate how they contribute to space weather disturbances. The effects of CMEs on the near-Earth space weather have been analyzed and discussed.
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