The Virtual Solar Observatory (VSO) project is led by Dr Frank Hill at NSO. VSO is a research tool that allows scientists to search for solar and heliospheric physics data. Users search existing ...

NSF NSO, NSF NCAR HAO, and SwRI scientists have demonstrated a way to map the Sun’s 3D coronal magnetic field using existing solar observations.

In an era when we receive our news in almost real-time —and often condensed in 140 characters— the National Solar Observatory is adapting its Newsletter to a new, more dynamic, blog format. In this ...

Using observations from both the SOLIS and GONG instruments, NISP produces a plethora of data products at a variety of levels. The most commonly used products are listed below. We are developing this ...

The National Solar Observatory (NSO) is the national center for ground-based solar physics in the United States (www.nso.edu) and is operated by the Association of Universities for Research in ...

The Proposal Architect (PA) tool is used by proposers to prepare, validate, and submit proposals for the DKIST. The Proposal Architect tool is a web-based tool and ...

The DKIST Science Working Group works with and advises the Project Director. The membership of the DSWG includes scientists from PI and Co-I institutions as well as experts from the community. The ...

The National Solar Observatory (NSO) is the national center for ground-based solar physics in the United States (www.nso.edu) and is operated by the Association of Universities for Research in ...

The Top End Optical Assembly contains the M2 module, Heat Stop, Lyot Stop, M2 Support Frame and associated control systems. The Heat Stop Assembly (HSA) is the assembly at prime focus that prevents ...

The U.S. National Science Foundation Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, the world’s most powerful solar telescope, operated by the NSF National Solar Observatory (NSO) reached a major milestone as the ...