October 22, 2020 12:30 (CET) IAA-Seminar @Zoom "We've never imaged the Sun's surface from that close. Solar Orbiter will change that", by Dr. David Orozco Suárez, IAA-CSIC.
September 27- 29, 2018 "Meeting of the Solar Orbiter PHI Calibration Group Meeting", Granada, Spain
Small force, big effect: how planets can affect the Sun.
Antonio Ferriz, a member of our Solar Physics Group, is involved in developing a theory that supports the controversial hypothesis that planets affect the Sun's magnetic activity. If confirmed, would allow events such as solar storms to be predicted more accurately. (Read more) - July 29, 2021
Green light test for TuMag at MPS, Göttingen.
TuMag will use a green Magnesium line to measure the magnetic fields in the Sun’s chromosphere during the third flight of the Sunrise balloon-borne solar observatory (Credit of the image: MPS)- January 26, 2021
500 days until the launch of Sunrise III.
The Sunrise III mission will look at the Sun from the stratosphere equipped with three new scientific instruments (Read more)- January 18, 2021
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