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Submitted on 2026-04-14
The Belgian-led ASPIICS coronagraph aboard ESA’s Proba-3 mission reveals a dynamic birthplace of the solar wind. Observations made by the ASPIICS coronagraph reveal a world of small-scale activity in the Sun’s inner corona, according to a new study led by the Royal Observatory of Belgium.
Submitted on 2026-04-09
An interesting paper has been published end 2025: 'An independent assessment of the International Sunspot Number since 1996'.
Submitted on 2026-04-07
Two earth-directed coronal mass ejections surprised space weather forecasters with their arrival time and geomagnetic impact. The first one passed almost unnoticeable, the second one eventually resulted in a strong geomagnetic storm.
Submitted on 2026-04-03
Ever wondered what exactly we do at the STCE?
Yana, Hervé, Marie, Mark and Tobias are here to tell you.
Submitted on 2026-03-30
NOAA 4405 produced an X-class flare early on 30 March. The associated CME arrived around noon on 1 April. There's no chance on aurora over Belgium tonight. ***(UPDATED 2)***
Submitted on 2026-03-26
In March 2006, 20 years ago, the Minister of Science Policy announced the foundation of the Solar-Terrestrial Centre of Excellence (STCE), a knowledge centre for space weather. Twenty years later, the STCE is an international reference for space weather.
Submitted on 2026-03-19
The spacecraft has phoned home, re-establishing the lost connection.
Submitted on 2026-03-17
Though the solar cycle maximum is already 1.5 years behind us, we may still expect a number of very strong solar flares over the next 2 years.
Submitted on 2026-03-13
On March 8, several stations from the BRAMS network observed the meteor that became instantaneously famous. From 18:55 CET, people started to post on social media pictures and movies of a bright, exploding meteor.
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