Recent Solar Images | See below for image credits |
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1. | 2. | The two images at the left give information about the location of coronal holes (left most image) and active regions on the solar surface (central image). Click on the images to see a larger view that will help you to identify regions of interest on the solar surface. |
3. FeIX/X at 17.1 nm November 3, 2020 1:00 |
4. Fe XII at 19.5 nm |
5. Fe XV |
6. White-Light Coronameter |
7. SOHO MDI |
8. He II at 30.4 nm |
9. Soft X-rays |
10. HeI 1083.0 nm |
11. Calcium II K |
12. White Light September 22, 2009 17:35 |
13. Photospheric Magnetogram |
14. Hydrogen Alpha Click on image to see time |
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