[P-EM11] Space Weather and Space Climate

[PEM11-09] The Moon to Mars Space Weather Analysis Office: Space Weather Analysis Support at NASA

*Mary Aronne^1,2, Yaireska Collado-Vega¹, Michelangelo Romano^1,2, Anna Chulaki^1,2, Mary Keenan^3,1, Carina Alden^1,2, Madeleine Anastopulos^1,2, Hannah Hermann^1,2, Anthony Iampietro^1,2 (1.NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, 2.CUA, 3.Adnet Systems)

Keywords:space weather

The Moon to Mars Space Weather Analysis Office (M2M), located at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, United States, conducts real-time space weather assessments to support the validation and development of new capabilities for understanding space weather impacts on NASA robotic missions and human exploration activities. Space weather impacts are increasing as Solar Cycle 25 progresses into solar maximum, and space weather hazards extend beyond technologies near Earth, impacting spacecraft and human health in space. By adapting the lessons learned from the Artemis I flight test, utilizing the flexibility of working as a proving ground and testbed, and training experienced space weather analysts for near-real-time space weather assessments, M2M supports NASA missions throughout the solar system and the Artemis program. We will present the M2M office goals, infrastructure, collaborations, and updates to projects in support of NASA Missions.