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The Sun
A dynamic sphere of plasma photographed by NASA's SDO every 12 seconds in 12 wavelengths — from the 5,000 K surface to 10-million-degree flare plasma. Each wavelength reveals a hidden layer of solar activity.

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Moonrise —
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Rolling 24hr — NASA SDO/AIA 171Å Quiet Corona
International Space Station — NASA HD Camera
Solar Flares —
CMEs —
Geo Storms —
Fetching data from NASA DONKI...
1.4M km Solar diameter
384,400 km Earth–Moon distance
10M K Hottest flare plasma
3,000 km/s Fastest CME speed
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A dynamic sphere of plasma photographed by NASA's SDO every 12 seconds in 12 wavelengths — from the 5,000 K surface to 10-million-degree flare plasma. Each wavelength reveals a hidden layer of solar activity.
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Completing a cycle every 29.53 days. Lumara uses Jean Meeus's Astronomical Algorithms — the same methods used by professional observatories — to calculate phase, illumination, rise/set, and distance offline.
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Solar flares rated B→C→M→X. Coronal mass ejections at up to 3,000 km/s. Geomagnetic storms on the G1–G5 scale. Lumara tracks all three in real-time from NASA's DONKI database.
Everything you see here — plus offline moon data, solar timelapse videos, and 4K zoom — in your pocket.
☼ 12 Solar Wavelengths
🌙 Offline Moon Phases
⚡ Space Weather Alerts
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Directly from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory and ESA/NASA SOHO. Updated every ~15 minutes. Public domain.
Jean Meeus's Astronomical Algorithms — the same methods used by professional observatories. Accurate to minutes.
Different wavelengths reveal different layers of the Sun — from the 5,000 K surface to 10-million-degree flare plasma. 12 views, one star.
A massive burst of solar plasma traveling up to 3,000 km/s. Can trigger aurora and geomagnetic storms. Lumara tracks them via NASA DONKI.
Moon calculations work offline. Solar imagery and space weather require a connection — they're fetched live from NASA.
Geomagnetic activity on a 0–9 scale. Kp 5+ means a storm (G1–G5) and possible aurora at your latitude.
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