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Submitted on 2016-09-01
We received the first data from PROBA2 of the September 1 annular solar eclipse. Again, PROBA2 was on the first row in space and therefore certain to witness it, clouds or not.
Submitted on 2016-08-26
A high-speed solar wind emanating from a solar coronal hole reached the orbit of the earth with sparking firework on August 23-24 photographed from Franeker, the Netherlands.
Credits: Vincent Van Leijen
Submitted on 2016-08-19
The public was invited to search in the night sky for falling stars of the Perseids, a meteorswarm between the prestigious couples of the observatory in Uccle. It was a great evening on August 10.
Submitted on 2016-08-11
It's the time of the year to catch falling stars. These are in facts meteors. A technique is developed at the space pool to listen and identify them. And, you can help!
Submitted on 2016-06-17
The 2016 edition of the STCE annual meeting led us along Roof Top Science, Cosmic Rays, 10years STCE Happy Birthday cake and a launch to Wuthering Heights - check the pictures.
Submitted on 2016-06-17
At ESWW13 we try to make the perfect cocktail of people and knowledge that makes us Space Weather proof and strengtens our safety net. Cheers!
Submitted on 2016-06-02
A trip along Roof top science, cosmic rays and Wuthering Heights.
Submitted on 2016-05-26
A two-day course on the OpticStudio software, a optical design software. The course is intended for beginners who have a basic background in optics. The exact subjects to be covered will be decided by the participants and the organisor. The dates will be choosen based on the availability of the participants and the trainer from the Zemax company.
Submitted on 2007-09-14
On October 6 and 7, the SIDC puts its cards on the table during the opendoors of the Royal Observatory of Belgium, the Royal Meteorological Institute and the Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy.
The central theme is the Sun which is the speciality of the SIDC where sunspots, space weather and solar research are part of the daily life.
We invite everybody to take a tour to get a taste of the space pole and the International Heliophysical Year. Maquettes, multi-media material and nice displays will show the role of the SIDC in international space missions.
Submitted on 2007-07-03
From November 5 to 9, 2007, scientists from all over the world will gather in Brussels to discuss space weather. This is the second time THE European space weather event takes place in Belgium.
The SIDC, part of the Royal Observatory of Belgium (ROB) takes care of the local organisation. The SIDC is well placed for this task as a space weather research and service center. The conference is hosted by the Royal Library of Belgium, like the ROB itself one of the 10 federal scientific institutes under the umbrella of the Belgian Science Policy.
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