"NASA Successfully Launches Rocket to Study April's Total Solar Eclipse"

NASA plans to launch three rockets 260 miles above Earth during the April 8 total solar eclipse to study atmospheric disturbances in the ionosphere that could affect satellite signals and radio frequencies. The rockets will carry equipment to investigate the rapid changes in the ionosphere during the eclipse, providing valuable insights for improving communication systems. This mission, led by scientists at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, aims to better understand and predict disturbances in the ionosphere, crucial for ensuring smooth operation of our communication-dependent world.