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Summary of LASCO/EIT What is LASCO? What is EIT? (external link) FAQ Realtime Images Near Real Time Movies Latest Images (Color) LASCO Blink Tool Database Queries and Download (Updated!) Data Products Image Gallery Movie Gallery Processing Levels FITS Header Keywords Data Policy Wavelet images/movies LASCO Sky Map NEW!! Latest Site Updates Coronal Mass Ejections LASCO CDROMs Eclipse Observations Carrington Maps LASCO Calibration Team and Operations Resources (NEW!) LASCO/C1 at MPAe (Germany) LASCO at LAS (France) LASCO Handbook Technical Notes Detailed Documentation Acronyms Solwind Images and CMEs SOHO Home page SOHO and SOHO Instruments Other Solar Satellites and Observatories |
Large Angle and Spectrometric Coronagraph Experiment (LASCO)
*** IMPORTANT NOTICE *** IMPORTANT NOTICE *** IMPORTANT NOTICE ***Update: Oct 09 2009We have finally been able to restore the server that has been down. You should no longer receive errors and/or "Forbidden" messages on any part of the LASCO website... but it's always possible we have overlooked something. Therefore, if you find any pages that return "Forbidden" messages, or dead links, or any other data you feel is missing, please contact the webmaster. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience while our server was down. Welcome to the home page of the LASCO instrument, brought to you by the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) Space Science Divison's Solar Physics Branch. LASCO is one of several instruments on board the enormously successful SOHO mission, a project of international cooperation between ESA and NASA.
It is now since SOHO Launched on December 2, 1995!
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Researchers in the Solar Physics Branch have been involved in observational and theoretical studies of the
solar atmosphere since the early years of the space age. Experiments developed at NRL have flown on NASA
missions such as Skylab/ATM, the OSO satellite series, the Space Shuttle STS-3, Spacelab-2 and ATLAS missions.