### NASA's SPCS Program
The Space Physics Data Facility (SPDF) at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center operates the Space Physicsシー Coordinated Data Center (SPCC) which includes the **Space Physics Coordinated Survey (SPCS)** program.
The SPCS program's main goal is to provide a comprehensive and coordinated survey of space physics data, making it easily accessible to researchers and the general public. It aims to facilitate the understanding of the Sun-Earth system and its dynamic interactions.
The SPCS program encompasses a wide range of data, including:
* Solar wind and magnetosphere data
* Ionosphere and thermosphere data
* Magnetospheric and auroral data
* Solar and heliospheric data
By providing a coordinated survey of space physics data, the SPCS program supports research in various areas, such as space weather forecasting, geomagnetic storms, and the Sun's impact on the Earth's magnetic field.
Would you like to know more about a specific aspect of the SPCS program or space physics in general?
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