THE SPACE WEATHER COMMAND CENTER
SPACE WEATHER
NOW.
Live NASA and NOAA data, solar imagery, impact forecasts, band conditions, radar, and plain-English context—organized in one operational desk.

THE SIGNAL DESK
Solar Band Propagation Conditions.
GEOSPACE MONITOR
Aurora, solar wind, and current advisories.

Live NOAA watches, warnings, and alerts will appear here automatically.
NOAA ALL-HAZARDS DESK
Radar, tropical systems, and the frequencies that stay on air.
NOAA • NWS • NHCN ↑ NORTH UP • NATIONAL EXTENTUSGS GLOBAL SEISMIC DESK
Earthquakes moving beneath the planet—live.
Automatic preliminary data from the U.S. Geological Survey. Magnitudes, depths, and locations may be revised after analyst review. Open any marker or event for the official record.
NATIONWIDE LISTENING DESK
Public safety, fire rescue, and a receiver you can tune.
Choose a supported U.S. radio system, follow active calls, and filter the talkgroups you want to hear without leaving the SOLAR WAVE viewer.
OPEN LIVE SYSTEMS INSIDE SOLAR WAVE ↗02 / NATIONWIDE FREQUENCY DATABASEFire • EMS • rescueLook up public-safety systems, agencies, frequencies, and talkgroups by state and county, then return to the live listening desk.
OPEN FREQUENCY DATABASE • SOLAR WAVE STAYS OPEN ↗Many agencies encrypt or omit tactical channels. Community feeds can be delayed, unavailable, or restricted during major incidents.
NEVER USE TO INTERFERE OR EVADEReceive only where lawful. Scanner and mobile-use rules vary by state and locality. Do not use any feed to obstruct, evade, or interfere with emergency operations. Remote SDR hosts set their own coverage, limits, and availability.
LIVE SPACE + EARTH NEWS WIRE
The events changing the sky—now.
Connecting official and industry feeds…
The story desk will populate automatically.
Urgency follows the source—not hype. Official NOAA/NASA alerts are labeled separately from reporting, and every headline opens its original source inside SOLAR WAVE.
THE VIEWING DESK
Watch the event unfold without leaving SOLAR WAVE.
MULTI-INSTRUMENT OBSERVATORY
One star. Different layers of the story.

Cooler plasma in the chromosphere makes filaments and prominences stand out.

A coronagraph blocks the bright solar disk so material leaving the Sun becomes visible.

Opposing magnetic polarities reveal the active regions most likely to produce flares.
BUILT FOR A FOCUSED COMMUNITY
Useful enough to check every day.
The first version stays clean and free. Future revenue comes from carefully selected radio, astronomy, emergency-communications, and outdoor partners—plus optional custom alerts and an ad-free operator profile. No generic link farm. No wall of banners.
ONE SIGNAL • EVERY SCREEN
The website is already the app.
Install it now from your browser. The native iPhone and Android editions will keep this same visual language, then add saved bands, location-aware propagation, widgets, and push alerts.