 | The
SOHO Science Planning daily solar images page: a variety of space- and
ground-based solar imagery, including Nobeyama 17 GHz radio maps
 | NOAA Space Environment Center:recent
solar H-alpha images, integrated soft X-ray fluxes, geomagnetic indices

 | 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
| Most
current magnetograph plot data: 9-Jul-2007
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Dopplergram |
Intensitygram |
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5250.2Å
Fe I |
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5895.9Å
Na I (D1) |
| Mt. Wilson 150-Foot Tower Data Images |
 | Space Environmental 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

 | The Lockheed Palo Alto Research
Laboratory SXT home page has even more current images from Yohkoh
and a variety of optical and radio ground-based observatories.
 | 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.
 | Lockheed also serves
a Yohkoh movies page that allows downloads in GIF, GIF movie, MPEG, and
Javascript movie formats.
 | The Mees Solar
Observatory of the University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy, located
on top of Haleakala: white-light, Ca II K, and Stokes polarimeter images
 | The Mauna Loa Solar Observatory (MLSO)
of the High Altitude Observatory (HAO): current prominence monitor and
white-light Mk. 4 coronagraph images and movies, and now daily
He I 10830 Å images as well
 | Daily solar 10
cm microwave flux measurements from Penticton, courtesy of the Dominion
Radio Astronomy Observatory, National Research Council 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 |
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