Solar Monitor 2.0

Solar Monitor - Solar Monitor provides the very latest solar and geophysical data from NASA's ob

This is the version of Solar Monitor for iPhone / iPod Touch.

Solar Monitor provides the very latest solar and geophysical data from NASA's observatory SOHO in near real-time.
Unlock the secrets of interaction between Sun and Earth! And be sure that things are getting more and more exciting since the NASA predicts an increasing number of sunspots and solar storms reaching a maximum in 2012/13.
Enjoy the new way of mobile space observation. Nice and simple. Categorized in four sections:
1. MONITOR
Combines EIT telescope views and solar and geophysical data. The current X-Ray Status and Geomagnetic Field Status is displayed.

FEATURES:
• Latest SOHO EIT images (17,1nm / 19,5nm / 28,4nm / 30,4nm)
• Solar X-Ray Status Monitor
• Geomagnetic Field Status Monitor
• Space Weather Alerts
• Solar Wind Speed
• X-Ray Flux (1 minute data)
• Latest Mauna Loa Image
• Planetary K-Index (Kp)
• Boulder NOAA Magnetometer
2. TELESCOPE
Images of the solar corona to view mass ejections and magnetograms focused on sunspots. Current extent and position of the auroral oval at each pole.
FEATURES:
• SOHO LASCO C2
• SOHO LASCO C3
• MDI Continuum
• MDI Magnetogram
• White-light Coronameter
• Auroral Oval (nothern hemisphere)
• Auroral Oval (southern hemisphere)
3. FORECAST
Space weather predictions of solar and geophysical activity, flare probabilities and other events.
FEATURES:
• Daily Solar Activity Forecast
• Daily Geophysical Activity Forecast
• Analysis of Solar Active Regions and Activity
• Costello Predicted Activity Index (Kp)
(Prepared by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center and the U.S. Air Force.)
4. CHARTS
Summarizes detailed data in different charts and diagrams.
FEATURES:
• X-Ray Flux (5 minute data)
• Planetary K-Index (Kp)
• Satellite Environment
• GOES Magnetometer
• Electron flux
• ACE RTSW SWEPAM
• ACE EPAM Electrons & Protons

"The sun is behaving in an unexpected and very interesting way."
says Dean Pesnell of the Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA's lead representative on the panel.
"Go ahead and mark your calendar for May 2013," says Pesnell. "But use a pencil."

This is the iPhone / iPod Touch version of Solar Monitor 2.0