1. An inferred complete image of the Solar South Pole.

    Virtual observatory provides first “look” at the solar poles

    Scientists are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to view the Sun’s poles — or at least produce an educated guess of what the Sun’s poles might look like, since they’ve never been observed before.

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  2. A rendering of CMEx

    Shining light on a solar blindspot

    A proposal for a spacecraft that would take a fresh look at the Sun — enabling a never-before-seen view of our star’s magnetic field — has received $2 million in funding from NASA for further study.

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  3. An annular eclipse

    Join NCAR solar scientists in Utah to watch the Oct. 14 annular eclipse

    Scientists from the High Altitude Observatory will be onsite at Hovenweep National Monument

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  4. NASA funds NCAR solar mission

    An NCAR-led project, CMEx, will attempt to understand the magnetic nature of solar eruptions and identify the magnetic sources of the solar wind.

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  5. Rendering of magnetic field lines in geospace

    NCAR partners to build first-ever comprehensive community geospace model 

    NCAR is a leading partner in an effort to, for the first time, build a model that can simulate the entire near-Earth space environment, which stretches from the lower atmosphere out beyond the moon. 

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