The IRIS satellite has a more focused field of view and higher image cadence than SDO which can reveal detail within active regions with high enough resolution for scientific research. The black line scanning up and down is split for spectral analysis of the observed solar phenomenon.
This NW filament erupted for three hours with a very whispy texture, viewed from GOES SUVI.
Soundtrack is called "Been there, Done that." Sorry, I'm not that great with mastering tracks, Bass might be a bit too strong.
I was having fun with the SDO AIA imagery and making it faster and faster to really emphasize the coronal jiggle effect.
Close up on a recent limb eruption from SDO AIA, though the very beginning is not available at the moment.
The incoming limb is coming in strong. May be good week to watch our Star.
Shhhh...
Every week is a good week to watch our Star!
Quick M3 eruption on the East Solar Limb leading to a nice Post Flare Arcade. Would have made a gorgeous halo on coronagraph if it were pointed at us.
Looks like the CME was headed mostly South East. Waiting on STEREO A coronagraph.
Possibilities of eruptive M Flare rise.
Gorgeous flux ropes rising within this active region.
Sunspots have been growing today. Lots of plasma surging here and there. Many messy little geyser flares out the front of 4407.
Viewing in SDO AIA 171Å.
How I wonder, what you are.
You know that kid who gets really excited about trains? Yeah, that's me, but with solar plasma.
Seeing this double eruption made for a very exciting day on our Star.
Please enjoy this view from the SDO AIA instrument, and many thanks to the support team!
This filament erupted soon after the M flare.
Watching it from GOES 19 SUVI 304Å as it shows plasma in the corona much better than SDO AIA 304Å.
A filament running thru 4492 could hold on no longer and erupted in a gorgeous twisting coronal mass ejection with post flare arcades and a little supra arcade downflow.
This gloriously dynamic hedgerow prominence obtained liftoff from the solar photosphere yesterday. I've been watching it all day!
Viewing from the GOES 19 satellite first then a close up with SDO AIA while listening to a song I made called "Gunpowder Generosity" about 11 years ago during the decline of SC24.
Created a second eruption video today focused on the SE prominence eruption rotated 'upright. Also including the close up SDO AIA imagery in a 171Å/304Å overlay capture and a new soundtrack, "Mirror Moon."
Very eruptive day for dense plasma clouds floating in the corona.
GOES-19 providing the view. It is a little better at imaging prominence off the solar disk.
I rotated this capture 90° for better viewing.
Eruptions should go UP!
Developing regions on the EFD, with incoming AR on the limb. This should make for in interesting week!
These geyser flares are not always the most energetic variety of flaring, thou we have seen X class geysers before. It is still awesome to watch all that solar plasma being blasted up into the corona!
First capture is from SDO AIA. Second is GOES SUVI.