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Artist concept of space weather showing an active Sun with flares and a CME in the upper right, the Earth in the lower right with types of technology affected by space weather to the lower left; satellites, airplanes, the ISS and ground-based electrical lines.

Heliophysics

Studying the Sun-Earth connection.

Latest Images

STEREO's Different Perspectives

The Sun on Oct. 14, 2012 as seen by STEREO B (left) and STEREO A (right).

Where Is STEREO Now?

Since its launch in 2006, the STEREO spacecraft have drifted further and further apart to gain different views of the sun.

Resources

STEREO Briefing Materials

View media briefing materials.
See the Sun Like STEREO Does

Learn how to make your own 3D glasses or find out where to buy them.
STEREO 3D in Museums →

High-resolution STEREO 3D images and movies are being displayed at museum and science centers!

Related Multimedia

> STEREO Cleanroom Gallery

> APL Photo Gallery

> KSC Pre-Launch/Launch Gallery