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Submitted on 2019-02-07
Solar Orbiter, due for launch in 2020, is an ESA mission to perform close-up, high-resolution studies of our Sun and the inner heliosphere. The spacecraft has been tested in the thermal-vacuum chamber at the IABG test facility in Ottobrunn, Germany.
Submitted on 2019-01-30
NOAA 2733 was a relatively small region that managed to produce two C5 flares: C5.0 on 26 January, and C5.2 on 30 January. These were the strongest flares since the C8 flare produced by NOAA 2699 on 7 February 2018.
Submitted on 2019-01-16
The Sun produced a C1 flare on 6 January. This is the first C-class flare since 6 July 2018.
Submitted on 2019-01-10
The Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate (JSWSC) has opened a new topical issue on "Space Weather research in the Digital Age and across the full data lifecycle".
Submitted on 2018-11-22
ROB is participating in ESCAPE, a huge international project supported by the European Commission. The name ESCAPE was chosen because it aims to let data and research fly out from their confinement.
Submitted on 2018-11-13
A spotless stretch of 18 days and a new (but unnumbered) sunspot region from the new solar cycle have emphasized once again we're transiting the solar cycle minimum.
Submitted on 2018-10-30
The Parker Solar Probe has now the records for closest approach to the Sun by a human-made object, and it is also the fastest-ever human-made object relative to the Sun.
Submitted on 2018-10-10
The under-performance of solar cycle 24 in terms of very strong geomagnetic activity is illustrated with a few new charts.
Submitted on 2018-10-01
A few pictures capturing the STCE activities during the Open Doors 2018.
Submitted on 2018-09-12
Just one year ago, sunspot group NOAA 2673 was the source of a surge in solar activity. The complex region set numerous records for this solar cycle, and was responsible for some important space weather effects.
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