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Solar News 2008
January 2007 December · November · October · September · August · July · June · May · April · March · February · More... March 21, 2007  New Phenomena on the Sun (NASA Feature) NASA has just released never-before-seen movies of intense activity in an unexpected place on the sun. The images were captured by a space telescope onboard Japan's Hinode spacecraft. March 12, 2007  Stereo Eclipse (NASA Feature) No human has ever witnessed a solar eclipse quite like this: NASA's STEREO-B spacecraft was about a million miles from Earth last month when it photographed the Moon passing in front of the sun. The resulting movie looks like it came from an alien solar system. Image
Credit: NASA/STEREO
March 5, 2007 
'Space Weather' Forecasting Gets a Cosmic Boost (Washington Post) Weather forecasting just isn't what it used to be. Image
Credit: NASA/NRL
March 3, 2007  Batten Down the Hatches, Solar Flare Headed This Way (New Scientist) Reliable forecasting will ensure that solar storms no longer wreak havoc here on Earth. March 1, 2007 
Two Eclipses, One Observed Only by NASA (STEREO Mission News) That’s right! The Moon is the central figure in two different kinds of eclipses within one week. Video Clip: Lunar transit of the sun seen from STEREO Image Credit: NASA
The oldest solar observatory in the Americas has been discovered in coastal Peru, archeologists announced today. MDI Press Releases • What's New with SOHO? |
