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About the Sun (photosphere and sunspots)
- Slide 1: The Sun's visible surface
- Slide 2: A sunspot group
- Slide 3: Sunspot: umbra and penumbra
- Slide 4: The Zeeman Effect in the large sunspot of July 4, 1974
- Slide 5: Sunspots and magnetic fields
- Slide 6: The solar sunspot cycle
- Slide 7: The Sun's magnetic cycle
Inside the Sun (under the photosphere)
- Slide 8: The solar interior
- Slide 9: Solar oscillations
The solar atmosphere (above the photosphere)
- Slide 10: The Sun's upper atmosphere
- Slide 11: The chromosphere in calcium light
- Slide 12: The chromosphere in hydrogen light
- Slide 13: The corona
- Slide 14: Prominence loops in the corona
- Slide 15: A hanging prominence
- Slide 16: The corona in iron light
- Slide 17: Solar variability
- Slides 18 and 19: Solar flares
Studying the Sun: instruments and techniques
- Slide 20: National Solar Observatory
- Slide 21: Vacuum Tower Telescope
- Slide 22: A coronagraph telescope
- Slide 23: Blocking the Sun's light
- Slide 24: The Hilltop Dome Telescopes
- Slide 25: A magnetic field map
- Slide 26: McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope
- Slide 27: Cross-section diagram of the McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope
The Sun at other wavelengths
- Slide 28: An x-ray view of the Sun's corona
- Slide 29: A montage of the Sun at various wavelengths
- Slide 30: Five images of the Sun at a wavelength of 20cm
- Slide 31: The Sun at a wavelength of 850 microns (353 GHz)
- Slide 32: The Sun at a wavelength of 3 mm (86 GHz)
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