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Multi-Frequency Sun Multi-Frequency Sun - with field lines |
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Multi-Frequency Sun BIG - with Field Lines |
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The Sun - extreme UV - 171 Å - 1,000,000 K Click on the image for the sun in different frequencies! Try Multi-Frequency Sun for a fun time! |
![]() The Sun - Continuum - about what it would look like if you looked at it direct (please ONLY look at the sun with proper filters!) What does a Spotted Sun Look Like (from 2001 - the last peak) |
The sun according to STEREO - a pair of spacecraft "ahead"
and"behind" the Earth's orbit,
to allow more of the sun to be seen. In the EUV at
195
Å
(similar to the SOHO image)
The Area around the sun - Watch for CME and Comets!
Occasionally, Planets can be seen. The random streaks are Cosmic Ray
Strikes
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With More Solar Activity comes More Auroras!!!!
NOAA Northern
Hemisphere Aurora Map |
NOAA Southern
Hemisphere Aurora Map |
Click on the World Sunlight Map link below to See Larger Versions and choose Different Map Projections
Watch for the Equinox (~Mar/Sept 21) and Solstice (~June/Dec 21)
NASA's Solar Maximum Mission 14 Feb 80 to
2 Dec 89
with astronaut working on it in 1984
Updated 25 May 2012 --- Page by ted Brattstrom - 2012