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NASA and IBM’s AI Model Surya Revolutionizes Solar Weather Forecasting

August 20, 2025
in Space Technology

NASA and IBM have collaborated to develop an artificial intelligence model named Surya, which is designed to revolutionize solar weather forecasting. Surya is tailored to predict solar phenomena more accurately and with greater efficiency. This collaboration aims at enhancing the understanding of solar activities and their impact on Earth.

The model leverages IBM’s expertise in AI and machine learning, incorporating large datasets from NASA’s extensive archives of solar observations. By doing so, it significantly improves the accuracy of forecasts related to solar weather events such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections.

Key Features of Surya

Some of the notable features of the Surya AI model include:

  • A robust prediction capability for solar events that could potentially affect satellite operations, GPS systems, and power grids on Earth.
  • The capacity to process vast amounts of solar data, identifying patterns that precede significant solar weather phenomena.
  • An innovative approach that combines historical solar activity data with state-of-the-art AI algorithms for more reliable predictions.

Future Prospects

With continued development and refinement, Surya is expected to enhance our preparedness for solar activities that impact our technological infrastructure. This progress demonstrates the significant potential of AI in advancing heliophysics research and our understanding of the Sun.

For further details, you can read more in the full article.

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