STEREO - Science Center - Daily Browse Data

Information about STEREO-A close approach to Earth, August 2023

STEREO Daily Browse Images and Plots

Realtime resources:		Browse resources:
Latest SECCHI beacon images. Plots of latest in-situ and radio beacon data SECCHI time-elongation plots ("J-plots") Comparison with helioseismology far-side data Latest images directory What planets are currently visible?		STEREO image search tool / movie maker Daily browse images and plots In-situ plots by Carrington rotation number Links to non-STEREO data Other browse tools available via the instrument data pages What to look for in STEREO images See something strange? Check here first.

These plots include data derived from the STEREO space weather beacon telemetry, which is a very low rate, highly compressed data stream broadcast by the spacecraft 24 hours per day. These data are used for space weather forecasting. Because the data are produced in real-time, the calibrations may not match those used for the final data product.


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1-day in-situ, 7-day in-situ
Images

The IMPACT, PLASTIC, and SECCHI instruments on Ahead were turned off for superior solar conjuction on 20 March 2015. Data from these instruments will be unavailable until July 2015.


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Last Revised: Saturday, 09-Jun-2018 22:28:44 UTC
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