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Tag: solar storms

Mini Project 2: Storm Edge finder, X marks the spots

The science bit- By looking at the changing shape we can study how elliptical or deformed the storms become and … More

Dr Neel Savani, science, solar storms

Spreading the Word

When Chris Davis mentioned on the forum that he would be speaking at an event promoting Citizen Science I thought … More

meeting, solar storms, zooniverse

The Particles Strike Back and other strange happenings.

Happy Half-Birthday Solar Stormwatch….Part 2. Solar Stormwatchers look for storms on short videos taken by the wide angled cameras on … More

optical effects, particle strikes, solar storms

The First 6 Months: Happy Half-Birthday Solar Stormwatch!

Just 6 short months ago a new Zooniverse project was born. But this one was different. Not a galaxy or … More

Forum, solar storms, statistics

What it’s like to be a solar scientist

As one of the younger members of the UK’s STEREO team, I thought it would be nice to provide a … More

Dr Neel Savani, science, solar storms

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