Weather in space

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Weather in space

British people are well known for often talking about the weather. On Earth the weather is monitored and tracked 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Major advancements in technology and satellites have made predicting the weather more accurate. However, the weather can change suddenly and still be very unpredictable!

Weather in outer space can be just as changeable and hard to predict. Particles, from outer space are hitting the Earth everyday. Some days large amounts of particles reach the Earth together in one go, and can cause problems for us. Our communications across the globe can be affected by the weather outside Earth.