Andalusian engineer develops geomagnetic storm models for NASA

An Andalusian engineer is contributing his expertise to NASA, offering his knowledge for free on weekends. He presented solutions to identified agency needs, impressing NASA officials. Miguel Ángel López-Medina, with advanced degrees in computer science, moved to Houston with his wife and began commuting to NASA's Johnson Space Center. He developed predictive models for geomagnetic storms and a new methodology for detecting anomalies in space missions. His company, America Data Science, is also exploring hyperspectral cameras and addressing space debris. López-Medina's work aims to improve autonomous decision-making in space and enhance space cyber defense.