Geomagnetic storms
G0
none
02_CONSTELLATION
Per aspera ad astra: through adversity we go beyond.
Launches, space weather and open-source intel, shared by people who build, study and watch space. Free, by invitation.
01_LAUNCHES
Source: Data by RocketLaunch.Live · updated 6 Nov 18:00 UTC · every orbital launch attempt worldwide, times UTC.
02_SPACE_WEATHER
Quiet: no geomagnetic storm, solar radiation storm or radio blackout in progress.
G0
none
S0
none
R0
none
2.0
3-hour interval from 12:00 UTC. Kp 5 or more is a geomagnetic storm.
358 km/s
Bz +4 nT, Bt 11 nT · at this speed it reaches Earth in about 70 min
Source: NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center · scales as of 6 Nov 17:59 UTC · updated 6 Nov 18:00 UTC · G, S and R are NOAA's storm scales, from 0 (none) to 5 (extreme).
Gauss replays mission data against conditions like these. See how Gauss works.
03_ASTRA_VIGILIS
A community-powered space-intelligence hackathon series: detection, prediction and awareness, built on public data. Challenges open to members first.
04_INTEL_RULES
05_EVENTS
Constellation nights, summits, launch parties and workshops, posted on the Constellation calendar on Luma.
No events are scheduled right now. Follow the calendar on Luma to hear about the next one first.
Source: the Constellation calendar on Luma · updated 6 Nov 17:00 UTC · times UTC; venues and local times are on each event page.
06_WORKSHOPS
Hands-on workshops for people who build and run space and AI systems, led by facilitators from the Constellation community. Members join free; dates go on the Luma calendar.
Dual use, data and the choices engineers make, worked through on real cases from space and AI.
How systems and the people who run them recover: fault isolation from spacecraft, applied to teams and careers.
Deciding under uncertainty, leading with evidence, and explaining risk to people who aren’t engineers.
07_OUTREACH
Constellation is open to anyone curious about space. Students, teachers and clubs can learn with the same public data we use: real launches, real space weather and its sources.
Gauss for Education is free for a year with a university email: four classroom labs on storm levels, radiation belts, data you can trust and fault isolation.
Run the labs with a class, or ask about a department licence. Pair them with a workshop on ethics, resilience or tech leadership.
Add the launch calendar to your own, follow events on Luma, and plan calls across zones with the time planner.
08_GROUP_CALLS
Members meet on regular calls.
10_JOIN
Constellation costs nothing to join and never will. Members are invited; if no one has invited you yet, tell us who you are and a person will read it.