U.S. readies for space storms that could crash critical networks
The U.S. is making preparations to protect communications and transportation systems from potentially dangerous space weather events.
Last month, the National Science and Technology Council released the National Space Weather Action Plan, a road map developed to prepare for a weather event in space that could disrupt electric power systems, satellites, telecommunications, navigation, aircraft, space launches and the International Space Station.
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