Early this week (7- 9 June), GONG/LE observations were interrupted by a damage to the camera trigger cable. The root-cause was identified by the NISP engineering team via remote troubleshooting, and while the cable cannot be repaired, the solution was found to restore the operations. During the troubleshooting, the H-alpha observations may show a rapid image rotation. The observations are back to normal starting 11 June, 2025.
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Solar Activity Report: June 8 - 14, 2026
Solar activity during the reporting period remained at low levels, with only C‑class flares observed. The strongest event was an impulsive ...
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The peakfind results for GONG Month 302 show that the frequency shifts have started to decrease indicating that the solar maximum has alrea...
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A notification was posted on the BVES website regarding the outage: Southern California Edison (SCE)- Restoration and Continued Public S...
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On 26 August 2025, GONG at Learmonth (Australia) caught C6.2 flare in active region 14199 near solar East limb. Only a small eruption associ...
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