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Submitted on 2008-04-14A second sunspot of solar cycle 24 popped up on April 13, 2008.
Submitted on 2008-03-17On January 07, 2008, a brand new camera from the Uccle observatoria catched the Sun in the H-alpha wavelength.
Submitted on 2008-01-08On Jan 4, 5 observatoria of the SIDC world wide network noticed a high-latitude sunspot with a magnetic configuration associated with the next solar cycle.
Submitted on 2007-12-13
| An area in the northern hemisphere of the solar disk at a rather high latitude with a leading negative and trailing positive polarity is spotted: this could be the first indication of the start of solar cycle 24! |
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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.
Submitted on 2007-05-15
SIDC scientists organize the 20th SOHO conference: Transient Events on the Sun and in the Heliosphere
Since its launch in 1995, SOHO is a true success story. The satellite celebrated one full solar cycle of observations, and enriched our knowledge with new discoveries. Among them a large variety of transients have been identified. It is now time to review and discuss them. The conference is well known in the international solar and space physics community.
Submitted on 2007-04-26
October 2006, the "Solar Cycle 24 Prediction Panel" met for the first time in Boulder, Colorado to figure out what how the Sun will behave in the future. The expertise of the SIDC was presented in this international panel by solar physicist Dr. Ronald Van der Linden.
Submitted on 2007-04-17
Two instruments, Lyra and SWAP were integrated on the Proba 2 satellite in March 2007. Have a look at the slideshow underneath. More info in a previous Newsitem.
Submitted on 2007-01-16
Five brand new products (SIDC) have been opened for registration. All new products are email alerts and send when space weather conditions are such that a warning is needed. The emails concern the flaring conditions, halo CMEs and geomagnetic conditions. You are the first to know!
We list the code name and short description of the fast alerts:
Submitted on 2006-12-15
Earth and satellites are attacked by a proton storm. The >10MeV proton flux exceeded the threshold of 10 particles several times since December 06. On December 09, the space shuttle was launched and brought more people to the international space station. They return on December 21.
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