For your screens
Heliogram
The live Sun as your desktop picture, your screen saver, or a wall of video. Imagery from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory.
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Tools that put the Sun where you already work: on your screen, in your file browser, at your research desk, in your Python notebook, in your web browser, and on your wall.
Help me decide Start from what you're stuck on and find the tool that answers it.
For your screens
The live Sun as your desktop picture, your screen saver, or a wall of video. Imagery from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory.
For your Finder
Solar FITS files rendered as the Sun, right in Finder and Quick Look: the instrument's colormap, real coordinates, and metadata you can search in Spotlight.
For your science
A desktop viewer for solar and heliospheric imagery, built around coronagraph and wide-field data such as PUNCH, SOHO/LASCO and PROBA-3/ASPIICS. An unofficial fork of JHelioviewer.
For your figures
The Radial Histogram Equalizing Filter: one call that brings out faint coronal structure on the disk and off the limb, with no tuning.
For your browser
Near-real-time views of the Sun from NASA's SDO/AIA, radially normalized with RHE to pull the faint corona into view, with a 48-hour timelapse for every channel.
For your wall
Fine-art prints of the Sun from the same imagery and the same pipeline: real data, made to hang on a wall.
.fits files and no idea which is which: HelioFITS Peek.Help me decide Every need, step by step, with what's available now and what's coming.
What's new: release notes and an Atom feed.
Shared contracts for these tools (checksums, rules for agents, drift checks) live in the spec folder.