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Solar Minimum and Solar MaximumSolar Eruption: December 31, 2012Sun Emits First X-Class Solar Flare of 2013A Picturesque Venus TransitSun Emits Mid-Level Flaresolar eruptionSunrise over Cape SounionSunrise Solstice at Stonehengefilament eruptionThree Years of SDO ImagesQuiet Interlude in Solar MaxSun, Moon, the International Space Station and sunspots seen from Earth in one pictureThe Moon and Sun: Two NASA Missions Join ImagesCoronal Loops in an Active Region of the SunSolar ProminenceNASA’s SDO Observes Earth, Lunar Transits in Same DayDouble TroubleNASA's SDO Observes Fast-Growing SunspotSolar ProminenceNASA's SDO Shows Images of Significant Solar FlareFlux Ropes on the SunSolar Prominence EruptionSpring Fling: Sun Emits a Mid-Level Flaresun prominenceCoronal RainCoronal RainTyrrhenian Sea and Solstice SkyCoronal Mass EjectionSolar Dynamics Observatory SDO Year 6solar flareCoronal Mass EjectionCoronal Mass Ejection seen by NASA's SOHOSolar EruptionSolar ProminenceSpotless SunSolar FlaresSolar FlareSolar EruptionCascading Post-coronal LoopsSun SDOHedgerow ProminenceTwo Solar ProminencesCoils of Magnetic Field LinesStreaming ProminenceNew Lone Sunspot GroupNASA's SDO Watches a Sunspot Turn Toward EarthSolar Flare and a Coronal Mass Ejection
Kinked Loop Stretching Between Two Active RegionsSheet of PlasmaNASA’s SDO Captures Image of Mid-level FlareX9.3 Solar FlareX8.2 Solar FlarePumpkin Sun
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2 comments:

  1. UnknownApril 7, 2015 at 7:02 AM

    what day do you think will be the brightest the sun has been.Say from now till 2020 ?

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  2. UnknownDecember 20, 2016 at 3:16 PM

    Planetary science is very wide

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