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Stereo satellites will let scientists tune in to the sun’s mood music

JUL 18, 2006
Physics Today
Stereo satellites will let scientists tune in to the sun’s mood music : Scientists want to create the first three-dimensional model of the sun in an effort to protect the Earth from its most violent eruptions, which can affect everything from global positioning systems to mobile phone networks. The Stereo mission, due to be launched next month, will map the sun’s mood swings and the dangers they pose to the solar system.
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