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Journal notices

Exploration of Icy Ocean Worlds

Open for submission: the possibility of hydrothermal processes occurring in icy ocean worlds, such as Europa, Titan, and Enceladus, makes them prime candidates for hosting either extant or extinct forms of life.

Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences is now an EPS Recognised Journal

Now recognised by the European Physical Society together with Frontiers in Physics. This recognition is conferred on journals that meet the highest quality criteria, rigorously evaluated to ensure an unbiased, merit-based peer review process.

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Probing X-Shaped Radio Galaxies

Exploring jet evolution, ambient medium dynamics, and intricate interconnection of X-shaped radio galaxies, a distinctive subset of winged radio sources identified by two pairs of jetted lobes, resulting in an inversion-symmetric structure.

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Geomagnetic Storm May Have Caused Premature Reentry of Starlink Satellite

A qualitative analysis of possible effects of the October 2024 geomagnetic storm on accelerating the reentry of a Starlink satellite from very low-Earth orbit.

Equatorial Plasma Bubbles: Mechanisms, Variability, and Impacts on Communication Systems

Equatorial plasma bubbles can disrupt radio signal propagation and degrade the performance of modern communication and navigation systems. This Research topic seeks to close fundamental gaps in understanding the primary drivers of EPB occurrence.

Space Physics

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Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Journal notices

Exploration of Icy Ocean Worlds

Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences is now an EPS Recognised Journal

Probing X-Shaped Radio Galaxies

Geomagnetic Storm May Have Caused Premature Reentry of Starlink Satellite

Equatorial Plasma Bubbles: Mechanisms, Variability, and Impacts on Communication Systems

Editors

joseph e borovsky

georgios balasis

ankush bhaskar

michel blanc

Articles

Correction: Explore space weather and the heliophysics big year through the Community Coordinated Modeling Center’s (CCMC) hands-on tools and collaborations

Role of Kinetic Alfv´en Waves in the Non-Extensive Anisotropic Earth's Magnetospheric Plasma

Research opportunities at the geospace facilities exemplified by a large meteor echo

Fabry-Perot Interferometer Observations of Sustained Strong Vertical Wind Activity in the Auroral Thermosphere

Research Topics

Artificial Intelligence Meets Space: Investigating Radiation Dynamics and Effects Around Earth

Hybrid and Comparative Approaches to Space Weather Prediction: Numerical Models and Machine Learning

Feedback Mechanisms and Energy Dynamics in the Coupled Magnetosphere - Ionosphere System

Reviews in Astronomy and Space Sciences Vol. 2