A new data product reflects the progress that the LYRA team has made to discern the different instrumental degradation of quiet-Sun, active-region, and flare signals, and how to correct the data accordingly. The LYRA team wants to present this 15-year daily dataset to the solar community, in order to enable a comparison with various solar indicators, and to study the solar cycle.
The first eclipse of 2026 is just around the corner! On February 17, an annular eclipse will take place, where the appparent diameter of the occulting Moon is smaller than that of the Sun, making the Sun appear as a ring (annulus in latin). 
