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.
Poster presentations by NISP personnel at the 2026 Space Weather meeting in Boulder, CO.
The 2026 Space Weather meeting took place in Boulder, Colorado on 28 April- 1 May, 2026. NISP personnel presented several posters during thi...
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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... -
A notification was posted on the BVES website regarding the outage: Southern California Edison (SCE)- Restoration and Continued Public S... -
The 246th AAS meeting (joint with the Laboratory Astrophysics and Solar Physics Divisions) took place the of week 8-12 June 2025 in Anchorag...
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