Space Weather Reporter
Space Weather Reporter downloads the space weather data offered by DONKI (the Database Of Notifications, Knowledge and Information) and it shows you notifications in your phone or your tablet about those events even when the application is not running.
The events and data shown by Space Weather Reporter correspond to :
• Coronal Mass Ejections
• Solar Flares
• Geomagnetic Storms
• Interplanetary Shocks
• High Speed Streams
• Magnetopause Crossings
• Radiation Belt Enhancements
• Solar Energetic Particles
• Notifications with space weather reports.
Space Weather Reporter allows you to configure how and when it will download the data corresponding to each event type, minimizing battery usage and keeping the Internet usage under control.
You can share all the data about a particular event in social networks, email or instant messaging apps, thanks to its fast and intuitive user interface.
Space Weather Reporter is available in English and Spanish.
Notes :
• The data offered by DONKI must be considered "Experimental Research Information" and a preliminary research product. This information is intended for NASA Operation Centers and the Research Community.
• Space Weather Reporter is not sponsored by NASA or any other organization. Space Weather Reporter development is completely independent.
Licenses and attributions :
• Android source code created by Android Open Source Project (Apache License 2.0) •
• Android Software Development Kit (https://developer.android.com/studio/terms.html)
• Abstract Suns icon created by Freepik (https://www.freepik.com/terms_of_use)
• Material Design Icons created by Google (Apache License 2.0)
• CME image created by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic)
• Geomagnetic storm image created by NASA (Public domain)
• High speed stream image created by NOAA/NASA (Public domain)
• Interplanetary shock image and Play Store feature graphic created by the user Pexels at Pixabay (https://pixabay.com/service/terms/#license)
• Magnetosphere image created by NASA (Public domain)
• Notifications image created by the user Pexels at Pixabay (https://pixabay.com/service/terms/#license)
• Radiation belt enhancement image created by NASA/Van Allen Probes/Goddard Space Flight Center (Public domain)
• Solar energetic particles image created by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic)
• Solar flare image created by NASA (Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic)
Category : Weather
Reviews (11)
Almost perfect. An idex of acronyms and relevant glossary would be incredibly helpful, and adding relevant imagery to posts would also be pretty neat. As others have said, there is uncommon terminology that takes some investigation to comprehend. I use this app in tandem with a solar imagery app, but combining the two would be convenient.
App is simple to use and no annoying ads. I am new to space weather and still learning, loads of information I just need to learn what it all means :)
I have Android 11,and when I click on notifications of the app,it crashes and sends me to my fone home screen. Uninstalling.
Hard information without all the "needless" flashy bells and whistles. Great job!!!
app crashes as soon as notifications is selected. Samsung Note 9
Interesting app for those interested in space 🌌
GARBAGE APP YOU NEED TWO PHD'S TO DIGEST THE DATA IN THIS APP
Good info, thank you
Omg love this app 😍
interesting
I like the no frills approach of the layout. I'm still learning, so a lot of the info and their sources are above my current level. My only issue with this app is it crashes repeatedly on use or opening of the Notification page. Other than that small annoyance, all the data is readily available on other screens. Thanks!