Welcome to our virtual tour of the Space Weather Center exhibit.

(Note: This movie will still be loading for some time after it appears on the screen: clicking on panels will not work until the movie is fully loaded.)

Click		on the panels in the image above to learn more about Space Weather.
Click		on pictures in this space to see larger versions.
Zoom		and move around using the +/- controls and by clicking and dragging (but only if you chose the "Fast Connection" option).
Help		can be found by clicking here.
Return		to this text by clicking on the words "Space Weather Center" at the top of the exhibit.

This Space Weather Center exhibit was developed in partnership between the Space Science Institute (SSI) and NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). This exciting new exhibit shows visitors how space weather (disturbances in space driven by solar activity) plays a role in their everyday lives. The exhibit incorporates engaging interactives and stunning graphics, as well as near real-time data from NASA missions currently studying the Sun and near-Earth space environment.

For more on the Space Weather Center Exhibit (what city it's currently in, how to rent it, etc.), click here.

The Space Weather Center is part of the National Space Weather Program, with funding provided by NASA and the National Science Foundation.