Local team at CTIO informed us that the UPS and workstation were on at GONG. NSO engineering team was able to access GONG station remotely. Data acquisition was started and verified. The PMFLAG has been turned off and all looks good. The turret is still covered and the roll/pitch amplifiers remain off. The weather forecast for the next days is not good. Depending on the weather, the CTIO team will return to the summit on Friday (8/14) or Monday (8/17). At that time, we could attempt restarting GONG observations.
Getting ready for the eclipse?
The last total solar eclipse in Spain happened on August 30, 1905 (121 years ago!) and so, perhaps it is not surprising that the signs of th...
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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... -
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... -
Here is the road timeline (as of 28-Mar-2025): 1. RFP released from DOT to the 2 down-selected and qualified vendors: Mid-April 2. Bids b...
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