Solar Data Analysis Center

The color tables used to display AIA images here are the ones used to display similar bandpasses for SOHO EIT and STEREO EUVI images. The color tables preferred by the AIA Principal Investigator Team can be found in the images at the LMSAL Sun Today site. Full spatial resolution, 4096 x 4096 data are not available until roughly four days after this lower resolution, space weather product.

Color tables for the 94, 131, and 335 Å bandpasses are still under development.

SOLIS instrumentation is being moved and we do not expect current images again before early September.

Images of the latest HMI magnetogram and intensitygram, and movies of the most recent two days of each. As with AIA, full resolution image data are not available for about four days after the time the images are taken.

Movies of the last two days of HMI magnetograms and intensitygrams are also available.

The latest images from other spacecraft and groundbased observatories.

• • The Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) Sun Today site at LMSAL offers recent images, a graphical interface to the Heliophysics Event Knowledgebase (HEK), and EUV light curves
  • The Solar Mass Ejection Imager (SMEI) site at NSO offers whole-sky images and animations from the SMEI instrument onboard the Coriolis spacecraft
  • The MEDOC data and operations center in France offers solar imagery and access to SDO and other mission data
  • The Improved Solar Observing Optical Network (ISOON) site at NSO-Sacramento Peak offers frequently updated, high resolution H-alpha and 6300 Å continuum, and other imagery
  • The SOHO "Sun Now" images page
  • NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center  space weather enthusiasts' dashboard
  • CGRO BATSE solar flare database at the SDAC
  • Mt. Wilson Observatory 150-ft Solar Tower: magnetograms, Dopplergrams, and "intensitygrams" in two photospheric lines, as well as white-light sunspot drawings
  • Space Environment Information Service of the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (Japan): solar radio spectra, H-alpha images, geomagnetic data, digital ionograms, and a variety of other solar-terrestrial data
  • Meudon node of the French BASS 2000 solar data networked archive serves H alpha, Ca II K1v and K3, THEMIS magnetogram and dopplergram data, Nancay radioheliograms, and several other varieties of solar data.
  • The Yohkoh Legacy Archive Yohkoh/SXT movies page serves downloads in GIF, MPEG, and Javascript movie formats.
  • The Mees Solar Observatory of the University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy, located on top of Haleakala: daily active region map
  • The Mauna Loa Solar Observatory (MLSO) of the High Altitude Observatory (HAO): current prominence monitor, He I 10830 Å, and white-light K-cor coronagraph images and movies
  • Daily solar 10 cm microwave flux measurements from Penticton, courtesy of the National Research Council (Canada) and National Resources Canada
  • Daily solar images and photometric parameters from the San Fernando Observatory, California State University/Northridge
  • The Nobeyama Radioheliograph: daily solar images at 17 GHz
  • The NSO Sacramento Peak coronal image and synoptic map representations of daily forbidden line observations

Please note that we can't guarantee that the most recent image of each type was obtained in the last 24 hours: curious agglomerations of water vapor and dust called clouds sometimes appear over observatories on Earth, and even people who operate spacecraft take a day off from time to time.