1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Promoting Research and Observations of Space Weather to Improve the Forecasting of Tomorrow Act or the PROSWIFT Act . 2. Space weather (a) Policy It shall be the policy of the United States to prepare and protect against the social and economic impacts of space weather phenomena by supporting actions to improve space weather forecasts and predictions including: sustaining and enhancing critical observations, identifying research needs and promoting opportunities for research to operations and operations to research collaborations both within and outside of the Federal Government, advancing space weather models, engaging with all sectors of the space weather community including academia and the commercial sector, and understanding the needs of space weather end users. (b) Amendment to title 51 , United States Code Subtitle VI of title 51, United States Code, is amended by adding after chapter 605 the following: 606 Space Weather 60601. Space weather. 60602. Integrated strategy. 60603. Sustaining and advancing critical space weather observations. 60604. Research activities. 60605. Space weather data. 60606. Space weather knowledge transfer and information exchange. 60607. Space weather benchmarks. 60601. Space weather (a) Findings (1) Space weather Congress makes the following findings with respect to space weather: (A) Space weather phenomena pose a significant threat to ground-based and space-based critical infrastructure, modern technological systems, and humans working in space. (B) The effects of severe space weather on the electric power grid, satellites and satellite communications and information, aviation operations, astronauts living and working in space, and space-based position, navigation, and timing systems could have significant societal, economic, national security, and health impacts. (C) Space-based and ground-based observations provide crucial data necessary to understand, forecast, and prepare for space weather events. (D) Clear roles and