Mission Space | Space Weather published a piece on the solar storm that caused GPS positioning errors exceeding 10 meters during November 2025.

Mission Space is redefining how industries understand and respond to space weather. We are building a dedicated orbital constellation equipped with proprietary sensors designed to measure radiation, plasma, and geomagnetic activity with high precision. Our multi-point, real-time data streams feed into an advanced forecasting model, delivering actionable insights with 200% greater accuracy compared to current industry standards. Our proprietary sensors measure proton flux, electron flux, alpha particles, plasma densities, and magnetic field variations. The first generation of ZOHAR-I payloads is already operational, with spectrometers and Cherenkov detectors providing particle energy measurements across key energy ranges. We are expanding rapidly, deploying additional payloads, including Surface Charge Monitors, X-ray and Gamma-ray Spectrometers, and Plasma Probes, to build the first mid-Earth orbit constellation focused solely on space weather. Mission Space serves four key verticals: • Satellite operators and space traffic management: improving orbital calculations and neutral density modeling • Airlines: safeguarding polar flights from VHF disruptions and radiation risks • Power grid operators: offering localized forecasting for critical infrastructure and regulatory compliance • Frontier technologies: supporting lunar surface missions and next-generation supersonic aviation