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Hinode's Solar Optical Telescope provides crystal-clear images of features on the sun's surface.
03.21.07
Major Solar Flare 		Hinode's Solar Optical Telescope provides crystal-clear images of features on the sun's surface.
03.21.07
Developing Sunspot 		Hinode's Solar Optical Telescope provides crystal-clear images of features on the sun's surface.
03.21.07
The Sun's Surface 		Artist concept of the sun's layers
03.21.07
Layers of the Sun
Hinode image of the sun
03.21.07
The Sun's Chromosphere 		Hinode image of the sun
03.21.07
Magnetic Field Around a Sunspot 		Hinode image of the sun
03.21.07
Plasma of the Sun 		Solar-B, an international mission to study the sun, launches from Uchinoura Space Center in Kagoshima, Japan.
09.22.06
Solar-B Launch
Hinode Solar Optical Telescope image of Mercury passing in front of the sun
11.14.06
Hinode Captures Mercury Transit 		Hinode X-Ray Telescope image of the sun
10.31.06
Hinode Views the Sun 		Hinode's Solar Optical Telescope
10.31.06
Hinode Views the Sun's Surface 		Hinode's Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer
10.31.06
Hinode's Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer
Solar-B, an international mission to study the sun, launches from Uchinoura Space Center in Kagoshima, Japan.
09.22.06
Solar-B Launch 		Solar-B is mounted to the third-stage motor of the rocket that will carry the satellite into space.

Solar-B Prepares for Launch 		Composite image of multiple solar flares on the sun taken by Yohkoh

Multiple Solar Flares 		Artist concept of Solar-B during observation of the sun

Solar-B Looks at the Sun
Artist concept of Solar-B operating in space

Artist Concept of Solar-B 		A powerful solar flare on July 14, 2000

Solar Flare 		Engineers complete the attachment of the Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer to the Solar-B spacecraft.

Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrometer 		Artist concept of Solar-B operating in space

Artist Concept of Solar-B
Artist concept of the impact of solar activity on Earth

Coronal Mass Ejections 		Artist concept of a birth of a coronal mass ejection

Birth of a Coronal Mass Ejection
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