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The Space Weather Program - Implementation Office (SWxP-IO) implements and coordinates comprehensive program management to support NASA Headquarters' space weather initiatives. The office efficiently manages budgetary resources and reporting requirements while strengthening internal communication channels across projects. SWxP-IO provides strategic oversight of space weather research and analysis activities, develops engaging communication products to effectively disseminate scientific findings, and serves as a key liaison with external agencies—fostering collaborative partnerships and facilitating knowledge exchange to advance space weather science objectives.

Second Annual Space Weather R2O2R Meeting

Join us on Monday, April 27, 2026 for our 2nd Annual Space Weather R2O2R Meeting. The meeting will be held in Boulder, CO during Space Weather Workshop. There will also be a virtual option (link to come).

SWxPO News & Highlights

All SWxPO News & Highlights

LaRC and LANL Teams Prepare for Flight to Greenland to Study Cosmic Ray Effects

NASA Flights Study Cosmic Ray Effects for Air, Future Space Travelers

NASA’s Space Weather Aviation Radiation (SWXRAD) aircraft flight campaign took place August 25-28 and conducted two five-hour flights in Nuuk, Greenland.

At the center of the image is a comet that appears as a teardrop-shaped bluish cocoon of dust coming off the comet’s solid, icy nucleus and seen against a black background. The comet appears to be heading to the bottom left corner of the image. About a dozen short, light blue diagonal streaks are seen scattered across the image, which are from background stars that appeared to move during the exposure because the telescope was tracking the moving comet.

3I/ATLAS Exposed to Galactic Cosmic Rays

A publication, co-authored by NASA Langley's Dr. Gronoff, is featured in a press release from the Royal Belgium Institute for Space Aeronomy.

Cassini used its Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrograph to capture this final view of ultraviolet auroral emissions in Saturn's north polar region on Sept. 14, 2017.

NASA DEVELOP x Polar Adventure

DEVELOP and Polar Adventure partnered on a project titled Arctic Space Weather: Enhancing Aurora Watch Planning of Arctic Cruises During Polar Tourism Peak Seasons.

A blue image of the the Sun's atmosphere. In the middle is a dark blue circle, surrounding it are faint white streams of light. A large burst of light shoots out from the center in a circle into all directions.

R2O2R Forecast Model in Action

MAG4 is used in daily briefings by NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center

What is Space Weather?

Find lesson plans through MyNASAData.

Help Track Auroras

Each verified report of an aurora serves as a valuable data point for scientists who model these phenomena.