A 4π Framework for Forecasting Solar‑Limb Flares Using the AFT Model and NSF-NOAA GONG Far-Side Helioseismic Maps
Solar flares are a well-recognized component of space weather, yet operational flare forecasting often fails when the source region of ...
NSF-NOAA GONG Maps Hidden Magnetism on the Sun’s Far Side
A team of scientists led by the U.S. National Science Foundation National Solar Observatory developed a new physics-based method to ...
30 Years of GONG: The Enduring Legacy of the U.S. National Science Foundation National Solar Observatory Solar Monitoring Network
When the Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) began operations in 1995, it was designed to run for just three years ...
Harnessing AI for Space Weather Forecasting with NSF GONG Data
Solar filaments, dramatic thread-like structures visible in the Sun’s chromosphere, may hold the key to understanding one of the most ...
NSO: NSF’s GONG Observations of Long-period Oscillations of the Sun
A new set of solar oscillations with specific long-duration properties have recently been discovered by a group of scientists led ...
NSO: Exploring the Sources of the Solar Wind with Parker Solar Probe and NSO/GONG
In August 2018 NASA launched Parker Solar Probe, humanity’s mission to touch the Sun. In November, PSP flew close to ...