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Space Weather Losses to Double by 2035, Report Finds
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Space Weather Losses to Double by 2035, Report Finds
Space weather forecasters have good news and bad news, and it’s the exact same: it’s going to be sunny. Solar storms will cause a $20.65B economic hit in 2026—and that number will rocket to $44.27B in annualized losses by 2035, according to a new report from space-environment intelligence firm Mission Space. The growth is driven not by a more active sun, but by an increase in exposed space assets because there are more satellites and space in…
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