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PUNCH test narrows a solar storm's arrival estimate to half an hour

A retrospective proof-of-concept tracked one coronal mass ejection almost continuously from the Sun toward Earth, producing a much tighter estimate than current operational methods.

Wide-field PUNCH mission view of the Sun and several coronal mass ejections
PUNCH imagery shows several coronal mass ejections moving outward from the Sun between October 21 and November 12, 2025. This mission-context image is not the May 31 event used in the forecasting test. Credit: NASA/SwRI

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