Welcome to The Database, an archive of solar data and knowledge for preservation. There is a tsunami of solar data that needs to be reviewed, and so we are doing this work. These records will help us study the upcoming solar cycle. Links will be provided to all sources, and this community will serve as a backup for that data. The BASE. Update: The link was mistakenly titled May 25th due to the arrival due that day. This event ocurred on May 23 2021
1: From SolarSoft, event data for
gev_20210523_1100 (S) 2021/05/23
Class: M1.1 Location: N20E05 ( 2824 )
Event Start 11:00:00 Peak 11:08:00 End 11:14:00
Duration: 14 minutes
2: Flare Locator Image
This shows us where the event ocurred. Earth is very small.
3: Region 2824
Event images from SolarMonitor
https://www.solarmonitor.org/index.php?date=20210523®ion=12824
4: Latest SDO Images
The solar dynamic observatory was launched February 11, 2010 and for just over a decade humanity has had the clearest look at the sun that we have ever had. The information pouring in helps us to understand our place in the universe, and the dynamic forces which effect our planet.
AIA 304 - This wavelength lets you see the surface regions.
AIA 171 - This wavelength lets you see the plasma flaring off the sun.
This data is only temporary but there is a bulk archive on SolarSoft.
5: Event Name: Bia
"Bia was a Titan goddess in Greek mythology, the personification of force."
(Source & More from Wiki)
( Event 1100 230521 | Name: Bia )
In AIA 304
Another closer look at the event in composite AIA wavelengths 171, 193, 211
In 2012 I was counting solar flares but I lost track.
There were so many events I could not name them all.
The purpose of the Hive ledger is to archive valuable data.
6: 20 Latest events from SolarSoft
https://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/latest_events/
We will be reviewing event data and also building some tools for the community. Join us in the Database if you are passionate about solar science, research, outer space and life in general. The universe is an amazing place and we get to witness it!
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