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The Royal Observatory Greenwich presents
Help them spot explosions on the Sun and track them across space to Earth. Your work will give astronauts an early warning if dangerous solar radiation is headed their way. And you could make a new scientific discovery.
Watch our solar scientists explain why your contributions are vital, and find out what they're doing with your results behind the scenes.
Explore our interactive mission briefing to get up to speed with solar science, zoom in on the STEREO spacecraft and meet our science team.
Share your discoveries on the forum and Flickr, check out the space weather forecast on Twitter, and read our blog for all the latest news and challenges.
Hello, I’m Luke and I work with Chris Scott (formerly Davis!) at the University of Reading as a postdoctoral research assistant. Recently I’ve been doing s...
You may have noticed a bit of a splash in the press last Thursday, when I and my co-authors at the University of Reading had a study published showing that the solar w...
I love being able to contribute to science, it's fun and there are so many amazing things to learn about. The forum is a very nice and friendly place to be a part of and you get to meet the people in person at the Galaxy Zoo meet-ups.
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If you’re a teacher, we’ve got all you need to include Solar Stormwatch in your lessons at Key stages 3 and 4.
