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Space Weather: Solar Storms Explained by a Researcher

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Guest in La Matinale on Thursday, André Csillaghy, Chief of Data Sciences at FHNW, is part of the SMILE mission, a satellite launched in May to better understand space weather phenomena such as solar storms and their effects on our daily lives.
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Space Weather: Solar Storms Explained by a Researcher

Guest in La Matinale on Thursday, André Csillaghy, Chief of Data Sciences at FHNW, is part of the SMILE mission, a satellite launched in May to better understand space weather phenomena such as solar storms and their effects on our daily lives.

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RTS broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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