Free Service Starts In Space Weather Monitoring, Warning

China began to provide free servicein space weather monitoring and warning to the government and the public as the National Space Weather Monitoring and Warning Center was put into use in the China Meteorological Administration on Thursday.

By Space War Editorial Team · Editorial process

Published July 1, 2004

Set up in June of 2002, the center was a strategic program of the State Council in space weather research and development. After two years of establishment and test operation, the center has set up a

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