Links to sites (and sights!) on our Sun

Our Sun as observed
heavily
filtered at visible wavelengths of light.
-
Our Sun, Our Star
- NASA
Solar Homepage: a great page describing and illustrating our Sun
- Solar
physics on the web
- National Solar
Observatory
page on science and the Sun
- Big Bear Solar
Observatory
- The
150-Foot Solar Tower at Mt. Wilson Observatory
- The 60-Foot Solar
Tower
at Mt. Wilson Observatory
- High
Altitude Observatory Solar Education
- Stanford Solar Center
Workshop
- Yohkoh
Solar Public Education Page
Helioseismology: determining our Sun's interior structure via `Sun
quakes'
- A nice
page introducing helioseismology and what astronomers learn from
it,
with pictures and animations.
The BISON solar oscillation group
- Global Oscillation
Network
Group (GONG)
- GONG's
page on helioseismology
- Use
of sound waves to proble Sun's interior
- A
page
on helioseismology
- Movies
of solar oscillations
- Press releases (with
accompanying
images and movies) from SOHO's solar oscillation group
- Another
set of pages on helio- and astroseismology
Sites Dedicated to Images and Movies
of
Our Sun
- The Virtual Solar Observatory
- Solar
Data Analysis Center: latest visible, EUV, X-ray images of the Sun
- The
very latest SOHO images of our Sun
- Hotshots
of our Sun from SOHO
- Extreme
Ultraviolet Telescope Image and Movie Gallery
- Transition Region
&
Coronal Explorer of our Sun
- Lots
more TRACE images of our Sun here
- TRACE
movies of our Sun here
- Yohkoh
Soft X-ray Movie Theater
- Super
high resolution images of the Sun's photosphere from the SVST
- Ground-based Images
of the
Sun from NOAO
- The Dutch Open
Telescope
- The Japanese satellite
solar telescope, Hinode (Solar B)
Stereo - two
satellites monitoring the Sun both forward and behind Earth in orbit
around Sun
Links
to Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Geophysics, & Space Sciences
(including
Aurorae)
Kirk T. Korista
Professor of Astronomy
Department of Physics
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5252
email: kirk.korista@wmich.edu
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