Launched on Sept. 23, 2006, the Hinode solar observing satellite changed our view of the sun by
providing the highest-resolution images of its innermost atmosphere and the most sensitive
magnetic field measurements available from space. Ten years later, Hinode continues to reveal
dynamic solar phenomena in spectacular detail through nearly a full solar cycle. To celebrate
Hinode’s 10th anniversary, this video from the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
and National Astromonical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ) features highlights captured during
the satellite's first decade in space. The Hinode mission is led by JAXA, with participation
from NASA and the United Kingdom and European Space Agencies.
Credit: JAXA/NAOJ
Keywords: Solar Cycle, Full Disk
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