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Jun 10, 2016	Spotless days
May 30, 2016	Quiet week, lovely events
May 19, 2016	An early application...
May 05, 2016	One year with no X-class flares
Apr 26, 2016	NOAA 2529 remains active
Apr 19, 2016	Dynamic NOAA 2529
Apr 12, 2016	Comin' around the bend
Apr 05, 2016	Spectacular prominence eruption
Mar 30, 2016	A dynamic sunspot
Mar 10, 2016	PROBA2 views Partial Solar Eclipse
Feb 29, 2016	The best of... 2015!
Feb 24, 2016	SWAP carrington rotation movies
Feb 17, 2016	A sunspot accident!
Feb 09, 2016	NOAA 2494's growth spurt
Feb 02, 2016	A filament erupts
Jan 27, 2016	Phoenix
Jan 19, 2016	The Polar Faculae are back!
Jan 12, 2016	The duration of solar flares
Jan 05, 2016	M-class brothers
Jan 02, 2016	New Years Eve Sun
Dec 16, 2015	Farside eruption
Dec 02, 2015	Happy Birthday SOHO!
Nov 17, 2015	A filament kisses the Sun goodbye!
Nov 11, 2015	Strong radio event on 04 November
Nov 03, 2015	Proton event!
Oct 27, 2015	Connected
Oct 14, 2015	A swiftly blowing wind
Oct 06, 2015	A two-stage CME
Sep 30, 2015	Rise and Shine!...
Sep 23, 2015	Another head-to-tail collision
Sep 16, 2015	PROBA2 observes an annular solar eclipse
Sep 09, 2015	Polar faculae near the Sun's south pole
Sep 02, 2015	Showtime!
Aug 05, 2015	Holy loopiness!
Jul 29, 2015	STEREO-A's reawakening
Jul 23, 2015	A complex filament eruption
Jul 16, 2015	Coincidence
Jul 08, 2015	The solar cycle's new clothes
Jun 24, 2015	First proton event of 2015
Jun 09, 2015	Filament eruption
May 27, 2015	Layer upon layer
May 20, 2015	Twisting beauties
May 06, 2015	A stethoscope for the Sun
Apr 30, 2015	The wall
Apr 15, 2015	NOAA 2321: one, two or three groups?
Apr 09, 2015	Impressive filament eruption
Apr 02, 2015	Divergent
Mar 26, 2015	NOAA 2297 targets Earth
Mar 12, 2015	Marvellous M-flares
Mar 05, 2015	A gorgeous filament eruption
Feb 25, 2015	An icy visitor from outer space
Feb 18, 2015	DSCOVR and IXV
Feb 11, 2015	A looong filament
Feb 05, 2015	Leaving on a jet
Jan 28, 2015	A comet's tale
Jan 22, 2015	Lovely curves
Jan 14, 2015	The curious case of a strong storm
Jan 09, 2015	Fireworks in the sky!
Dec 30, 2014	The best of ... 2014!
Dec 12, 2014	Cruise the sun-earth system with STAFF
Dec 03, 2014	Reversed sunspot groups
Nov 26, 2014	NOAA 2192: The sequel
Nov 13, 2014	How's SC24 doing?
Nov 07, 2014	NOAA 2205 produces an X1.6 flare (NL-FR-EN) - UPDATED
Nov 05, 2014	The "All Saints" filament eruption
Oct 29, 2014	NOAA 2192 in perspective
Oct 21, 2014	NOAA "Boom! Boom!" 2192
Oct 19, 2014	Press Release extreme space weather: X1.1 flare on 19 October (NL-FR-EN)
Oct 08, 2014	An M7 surprise
Oct 01, 2014	Another farside blast
Sep 24, 2014	SBC or CIR?
Sep 17, 2014	Number 35
Sep 10, 2014	Backside Blast
Sep 03, 2014	NOAA 2146 bursts its bubble...
Aug 27, 2014	Small sunspot, big flare
Aug 13, 2014	Far-side blast targets STEREO-A
Aug 06, 2014	A filament always rings twice
Jul 31, 2014	Tour de France
Jul 07, 2014	Sunspot Summer Festival
Jul 02, 2014	Backside eruption
Jun 25, 2014	Up, up and away!...
Jun 18, 2014	The 3 X-class flares from NOAA 2087
Jun 13, 2014	A snaky filament lifts off
Jun 04, 2014	STEREO: News from the other side...
May 21, 2014	Our 12 points go to... NOAA 2056!
May 14, 2014	Prelude to a solar flare
May 07, 2014	Lunar eclipses and solar cycles
Apr 30, 2014	Sympathetic flares
Apr 29, 2014	X-class flare does peekaboo
Apr 23, 2014	The amazing M7 flare
Apr 16, 2014	Saturday Morning Fever...
Apr 09, 2014	Small groups, big flares
Apr 02, 2014	Homologous flares
Mar 26, 2014	Waiting for the big one
Mar 20, 2014	Revolt of the filaments
Mar 13, 2014	The big wave!...
Mar 06, 2014	The long way to solar maximum
Feb 27, 2014	Those darn CMEs!...
Feb 20, 2014	Shoot-out at NOAA 1974
Feb 13, 2014	Magic potion for an X-class flare
Feb 06, 2014	M6 flare in NOAA 1967
Jan 30, 2014	A high-latitude sunspot group
Jan 23, 2014	The intensity of proton flares
Jan 16, 2014	Stupendous NOAA 1944!
Jan 09, 2014	The Sun's New Year's Letter
Jan 02, 2014	The solar hotshots of 2013!
Dec 19, 2013	Shocking News
Dec 13, 2013	PROHo-Ho-H-BA2 Holiday Countdown
Dec 5, 2013	Flying object at ESWW10
Nov 29, 2013	No Clues from Comet ISON
Nov 20, 2013	NOAA 1875's solar backside adventure
Nov 13, 2013	3 X-class flares in NOAA 1890
Nov 06, 2013	Team-building activity for sunspot groups
Oct 31, 2013	Beta-Gamma-Delta
Oct 23, 2013	Merry-go-round for a coronal hole
Oct 16, 2013	It's alive!... It's alive!...
Oct 10, 2013	Anatomy of a solar filament
Oct 03, 2013	Two spectacular filament eruptions
Sep 25, 2013	Space Weather for Engineers
Sep 25, 2013	The Sun on (extended) summer leave
Sep 19, 2013	A backside filament eruption
Sep 12, 2013	A filament seen in profile
Sep 05, 2013	Prominences do the twist
Aug 29, 2013	Filaments in the southern solar hemisphere
Aug 22, 2013	The Sun's polar field reversals
Aug 09, 2013	A warned person is worth two
July 31, 2013	Prominences do the catwalk
July 25, 2013	Coronal hole XL
July 18, 2013	Itchy satellites
July 11, 2013	Where's my donut?
July 04, 2013	A quiet sunspot's nest
June 25, 2013	Active Region NOAA 1777
June 19, 2013	Filamentary activity
June 12, 2013	Recipe for a sunspot group
June 05, 2013	Our sticky atmosphere
May 29, 2013	El Magnifico
May 21, 2013	The Sun has a blast... or four!
May 17, 2013	A second breath for cycle 24?
May 16, 2013	Backside prominence eruption
May 13, 2013	PROBA2 and the moon walk
May 08, 2013	A peculiar radio burst
May 06, 2013	Hook your ideas to a weather balloon
May 02, 2013	All coronal holes great and small
Apr 26, 2013	Birth of a sunspot group
Apr 18, 2013	M6.5 flare in NOAA 1719
Apr 11, 2013	A magnetic mirage
Apr 04, 2013	The numbers are down...
Mar 29, 2013	M for Marvelous
Mar 22, 2013	Ready... Aim... Fire!...
Mar 14, 2013	Comet Pan-STARRS swings by
Mar 07, 2013	10 Little Indians
Mar 01, 2013	Fast rise of NOAA 1678
Feb 14, 2013	CMEs twins?
Feb 07, 2013	Coronal Cathedral
Jan 25, 2013	A CME's cloaking device
Jan 18, 2013	NOAA 1654 show-off
Jan 11, 2013	Sunspots galore
Jan 04, 2013	A Christmas flare
Dec 20, 2012	The fairest of them all...
Dec 13, 2012	A sunspot square transits the solar disk
Dec 07, 2012	Where is the coronal hole?
Nov 29, 2012	Our dynamic Sun
Nov 23, 2012	The Sun has a split personality
Nov 10, 2012	Has SC24-maximum passed?
Nov 02, 2012	15 X-flares for SC24
Oct 25, 2012	M9-flare rattles the solar corona
Oct 18, 2012	Trouble never comes alone
Oct 11, 2012	A very Long Duration Event
Oct 4, 2012	Twin Peaks
Sep 27, 2012	The Solar Corona according to PROBA2
Sep 20, 2012	A filament's jump to fame
Sep 13, 2012	All quiet on the solar front
Sep 7, 2012	Die-Hard 2: The explosive finale
Aug 31, 2012	Fairies circle the solar north pole
Aug 23, 2012	A die-hard solar filament
Aug 16, 2012	Curiosity and the Proton Flares
Aug 9, 2012	A roller coaster named "Sunspot Number"
Aug 3, 2012	A CME with an Olympic speed
July 20, 2012	A solar flare plays hide-and-seek
July 14, 2012	X1 flare in NOAA 1520 - more info
July 10, 2012	NOAA 1515 - pictures of the M6.9 flare on July 8
July 6, 2012	NOAA 1515 takes the center stage
Apr 23, 2012	The annual STCE meeting
Mar 22, 2012	LYRA: the alternative to GOES flare monitoring
Jan 31, 2012	Disturbed radio communication and satellite navigation on Jan 22
Jan, 23, 2012	Recent solar activity - What can be expected?
Sep 27, 2011	A strong geomagnetic storm has passed - more might come
Sep 26, 2011	The Sun had an active weekend - a large shock passed ACE on Sept 26, 12 UT - STAY TUNED
Sep 13, 2011	CME cannibalism
Sep 06, 2011	The Sun and the Earth in August
Sep 05, 2011	The SIDC is looking for a new colleague
Aug 09, 2011	SPACE WEATHER ALERT
Jun 10, 2011	The plasma eruption skimmed Earth on June 09, 20:00 UT
Jun 09, 2011	A spectacular solar plasma eruption
Mar 10, 2011	LYRA data release
Feb 11, 2011	Belgium and STEREO
Jan 04, 2011	Sun, Moon and Earth line up for PROBA2
Dec 21, 2010	Looking back at ESWW7
Nov 26, 2010	New Product: COMBISWAP
Nov 02, 2010	PROBA2 1 jaar/an/year!
Sep 07, 2010	Aug 2010 event - fully screened
Aug 17, 2010	7th European Space Weather Week - poster release
May 04, 2010	SWAP & LYRA data release - PROBA2 Guest Investigator Program
Apr 20, 2010	SDO - First Light
Apr 19, 2010	PROBA2: an eye on space weather events
Feb 11, 2010	SDO launch: Delayed to Feb 11
Feb 09, 2010	SDO launch: Feb 10
Feb 02, 2010	PROBA2: witnesses an annular eclipse
Dec 14, 2009	The Fingerprint of the New Solar Cycle
Nov 27, 2009	The Sun is NOT dead/De Zon is NIET dood
Nov 09, 2009	Debate: Space Weather and the Earth's Climate
Sep 10, 2009	The European Space Weather Week
Jul 31, 2009	Where to find sunspot data
Jul 01, 2009	PROBA2 packed
May 08, 2009	Solar radio silence ended
Feb 10, 2009	Visit of the godfather of the solar wind, E. Parker
Dec 15, 2008	A first radio burst at Humain
Dec 11, 2008	The European Space Weather Week, the final result
Nov 12, 2008	European experts meet to predict the weather in space
Sep 18, 2008	The sunspot number clarified
Aug 01, 2008	Partial Solar eclipse observed in Belgium
Apr 14, 2008	Solar cycle 24 sunspot
Mar 17, 2008	First light
Jan 08, 2008	A first cycle 24 sunspot
Dec 13, 2007	Start of solar cycle 24
Sep 14, 2007	The SIDC revealed: opendoors
July 3, 2007	ESWW4
May 15, 2007	SOHO 20
Apr 26, 2007	Solar cycle 24 prediction
Apr 17, 2007	PROBA2: the making of
Jan 16, 2007	Be alerted
Dec 15, 2006	Space Weather threatening astronauts at ISS?
Dec 05, 2006	X9 flare
Sep 29, 2006	Stereo mission
Sep 21, 2006	Solar-B will be launched on Sept 23
Jul 13, 2006	Third European Space Weather Week
Jun 13, 2006	Made in Belgium: Proba2
May 12, 2006	Annual Report of the SIDC
Apr 12, 2006	Total Solar Eclipse
Mar 28, 2006	The new SIDC website
Feb 23, 2006	The static Sun
Dec 20, 2005	New: the Estimated ISN
Dec 6, 2005	Birthday of SOHO
Nov 8, 2005	On the road to solar minimum
Oct 28, 2005	Drop in X-radiation
Oct 3, 2005	Partial Solar Eclipse, Oct 3
Sept 23, 2005	Open Doors Sept 17-18
Sept 8, 2005	X17 fast alert!
June 2, 2005	June 1: calculation of Ri
May 12, 2005	M-flares at last
Apr 29, 2005	The season of filament eruptions
Apr 11, 2005	The big filament is there after all!
Apr 11, 2005	The big filament is not visible anymore!
Mar 15, 2005	The two spotted Sun
Mar 4, 2005	Quiet frontside-active backside
Feb 22, 2005	A 'mega-cool' filament
Jan 26, 2005	The turbulent life of 05/720
Jan 14, 2005	Global decreasing tendency but local increase
Dec 23, 2004	Louise Gérard: 25 years fidelity to the Sun
Dec 7, 2004	First European Space Weather Week
Nov 16, 2004	Big heat, big freeze
Nov 9, 2004	A salvo of shots hitting earth
Oct 29, 2004	A reborn Sun
Oct 19, 2004	In Memoriam: Pierre Cugnon, 1940-2004
Oct 7, 2004	SPIRIT in times of emergency
Sept 23, 2004	A glancing blow
Sept 14, 2004	A full halo CME arrived on earth
Sept 3, 2004	Is 90/0656 almost dead?
June 14, 2004	The scattering of stations
June 3, 2004	Venus in View
June 1, 2004	June 8: watch the Venus transit live
May 17, 2004	The Pleiades viewed by LASCO
May 11, 2004	The link between a CACTus and a CME
May 6, 2004	The birth of number 18
April 29, 2004	Newsflash: SOHO can see again!
April 23, 2004	SOHO has become blind
April 2, 2004	Sunspot group 93: a sleeping giant
March 18, 2004	A recursive coronal hole
March 8, 2004	Shutterless Run of EIT
March 1, 2004	Return of the flaring Sun!
Feb 16, 2004	The quiet Sun
Feb 12, 2004	The Sun is preparing herself for Valentine
Jan 29, 2004	The day the Sun had no spots
Jan 21, 2004	Spectacular prominence eruptions
Jan 6, 2004	Did the Sun lose track?
Dec 20, 2003	SIDC visualisation
Dec 15, 2003	Services for GPS users
Dec 8, 2003	In the ban of THE hole
Nov 20, 2003	Aurora's painting the sky
Nov 14, 2003	CMEs hitting Earth
Nov 12, 2003	Return of the monster sunspot groups
Oct 30, 2003	Third Very large X-ray burst in less than one week!!!
Oct 29, 2003	Very large X-ray (X17.2) burst from sunspot group 70 (0486)
Oct 23, 2003	Two X-bursts from sunspot group 70
Oct 20, 2003	X-flare Activity
July 23, 2002	A major (X4.8) flare & A prominence eruption played in two acts
July 16, 2002	A beautiful and puzzling full halo CME
April 21, 2002	A violent though beautiful flare was seen at the western limb of the Sun.
Nov 6, 2001	The CME that left the Sun on Nov 4 triggered a severe geomagnetic storm.
July 23, 2001	Although solar activity is rather low, beautiful Coronal Mass Ejections can still be seen.
May 7, 2001	The Sun stages a CME show. Watch the Sun blast off a streamer plasma cloud .
April 27, 2001	The SIDC participates in the Sun-Earth connection day and celebrates the fifth anniversary of SOHO.
March 2001	NOAA active region 9393, the largest sunspot group of the current cycle.
Oct 2000	Did we pass the solar maximum yet? Different prediction methods disagree.
Sept 22, 2000	Active region 9169 the largest sunspot in 9 years.
Sept 10, 2000	Tantalizing EIT picture from SOHO
Sept 1, 2000	The ACE satellite detected a steady increase, over a period of roughly one day on the 28th of Aug, of the solar wind speed from 400 to 600 km/s.
Aug, 2000	High resolution image from the Swedish Solar Telescope.
Aug, 2000	Interplanetary shock wave from the Sun struck Earth's magnetosphere on Aug 12, 2000.
July, 2000	Erupting filament imaged by the TRACE satellite.
April 12, 2000	Aurora Borealis over Belgium April 6-7 2000.