Space Weather Control: Exploring the Mystery of Our Atmosphere

[Dayle Record]

I read a couple of years ago, where the "space weather", was going to be controlled for the protection of satellites. At the time, I was appalled at the audacity of that kind of move, when "Space Weather", is so poorly understood. Today I was reading about gamma rays created by the Earth linked to thunderstorm activity, and realized that "they" really don't understand "Space Weather". What do you think about this area of effort, by scientists?

My metaphoric take on the very idea of controlling "Space Weather", was that what happens on the outer reaches of our atmosphere, constitutes a part of our relationship with the sun and that is also a mystery, really. We can detail our inventory of information regarding solar out put, but we really haven't undertaken the study of the huge systems of life that rely on all kinds of subtle energies and clues that come from the "expressions" of the upper atmosphere, and its relationship with the energies we generate/absorb/experience as a continuous relationship with our place in space/time.

 

[Aaron Bex]

I think that it is a very complicated and challenging area of research, and one that should be approached with caution and respect, as we are still so far away from truly understanding the complexities involved.

 

[ravenprp]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this topic. I completely agree with you that the concept of controlling "Space Weather" is audacious and perhaps even reckless. As you mentioned, our understanding of this phenomenon is still limited, and attempting to manipulate it could have unforeseen consequences.

While it is important to protect our satellites and other technologies from the effects of "Space Weather", I believe that the focus should be on further studying and understanding it rather than trying to control it. By gaining a deeper understanding of this mysterious force, we can better prepare and protect ourselves from its potential impacts.

Furthermore, as you mentioned, the relationship between our atmosphere and the sun is complex and interconnected. Attempting to control one aspect of it could have ripple effects on the entire system. It is crucial that we approach this area of research with caution and respect for the natural forces at play.

Overall, I think the efforts of scientists to study and understand "Space Weather" are important and valuable. However, the idea of controlling it is a daunting and potentially dangerous task. As we continue to explore and learn about our atmosphere and its relationship with the rest of the universe, we must remember to proceed with caution and humility.