MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
10 September 2025
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Observations of Flare Induced Doppler Shifts in the Si iii 1206 A line
-- Majury, L.H. Milligan, R.O.
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MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
3 September 2025
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Alfven wave propagation from the photosphere to the corona:
temporal evolution against stationary results
-- Roberto Soler
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The SolarNuggets continue the earlier series of RHESSI Nuggets, and are now located at
https://heliowiki.smce.nasa.gov/wiki/index.php/SolarNuggets
The entries for August 2025 are as follows:
No. 502, “Synchrotron Radiation and the Foundations of a Cosmic Bridge,” by Immanuel JEBARAJ: Gyrosynchrotron radiation in global solar shock waves offers a link.
No. 503, “Neupertianity,” by Hugh HUDSON: It is hard to avoid the Neupert Effect.
As always, we welcome new items and encourage opinion pieces and news items as well as descriptions of new discoveries. Just email Hugh Hudson with a page of news-oriented text and 2-3 nice figures.
MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
27 August 2025
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Thin coronal jets and plasmoid-mediated reconnection:
Insights from Solar Orbiter observations and Bifrost simulations
-- D. Nobrega-Siverio, R. Joshi, E. Sola-Viladesau, D. Berghmans, D. Lim
A Multispacecraft Analysis and Modeling of Type III Radio Burst
Exciter Deceleration in Inhomogeneous Heliospheric Plasma
-- Francesco Azzollini and Eduard P. Kontar
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MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
20 August 2025
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Toward a Consensus for Multi-Sourced Photospheric Line-of-sight Magnetic Field
Cross-Calibration
-- Yang Liu, J. Todd Hoeksema, Luca Bertello, Gordon Petrie, Alexei Pevtsov
The Influence of Different Phases of a Solar Flare on Changes
in the Total Electron Content in the Earth's Ionosphere
-- Susanna Bekker, Ryan O. Milligan, and Ilya A. Ryakhovsky
Quasi-Periodic Pulsations in Ionospheric TEC Synchronized
With Solar Flare EUV Emission
-- Aisling O'Hare, Susanna Bekker, Laura Hayes, Ryan Milligan
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MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
13 August 2025
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Unveiling Unprecedented Fine Structure in Coronal Flare Loops with the DKIST
-- Cole A. Tamburri, Maria D. Kazachenko, Gianna Cauzzi, Adam F. Kowalski,
Ryan French, Rahul Yadav, Caroline L. Evans, Yuta Notsu,
Marcel F. Corchado-Albelo, Kevin P. Reardon, Alexandra Tritschler
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MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
6 August 2025
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Investigating a Characteristic Time Lag in the Ionospheric F-Region's Response
to Solar Flares
-- Aisling N. O'Hare, Susanna Bekker, Harry J. Greatorex and Ryan O. Milligan
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MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
23 July 2025
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Observations of microwave emission from solar jets and
comparison with MHD simulations
-- Costas E. Alissandrakis, Vasilis Archontis, and Kostas Moraitis
Solar Alfvenic Pulses and Mesoscale Solar Wind
-- Jeongwoo Lee, Manolis K. Georgoulis, Rahul Sharma, Nour E. Raouafi, Qin Li,
Haimin Wang
Solar Spicules, Filigrees and Solar Wind Switchbacks
-- Jeongwoo Lee, Haimin Wang, Jiasheng Wang, Meiqi Wang
Solar Chromospheric Network as a Source for Solar Wind Switchbacks
-- Jeongwoo Lee, Vasyl Yurchyshyn, Haimin Wang, Xu Yang, Wenda Cao,
Juan Carlos Martinez Oliveros
Large-amplitude Oscillations of a Quiescent Filament
Excited by an Extreme-ultraviolet Wave
-- W. W. Pan, Q. M. Zhang, and Y. Qiu
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MAX MILLENNIUM NEWS
16 July 2025
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Ion-rich acceleration during an eruptive flux rope event
in a multiple null-point configuration
-- Melissa Pesce-Rollins, Alexander MacKinnon, Karl-Ludwig Klein,
Alexander Russell, Hugh Hudson, Alexander Warmuth, Thomas Wiegelmann,
Sophie Masson, Clare Parnell, Nariaki V. Nitta, Nicola Omodei
Spectropolarimetric synthesis of forbidden lines in MHD models
of coronal bright points
-- Ernest Alsina Ballester, Daniel Nobrega-Siverio, Fernando Moreno-Insertis,
and Supriya Hebbur Dayananda
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I would like to draw your attention to an AGU Fall Meeting (15-19 Dec 2025) session relevant to high-energy solar physics. While the meeting is still six months away, the abstracts are due 30th July 2025. Hope to see you in New Orleans!
https://agu.confex.com/agu/agu25/prelim.cgi/Session/248818
SH028. Solar Flares in the High-Resolution, High-Cadence Era: Observations, Modelling and Future Prospects
“Solar flares are fundamentally multi-scale phenomena that result from the dramatic and dynamic evolution of the Sun’s atmosphere and magnetic field, from photosphere through corona. Flares are now being observed with unprecedented spatial resolution at very high cadence, and sometimes from multiple viewpoints, providing remarkable new insights into flare energetics and evolution. Recent exciting observations include those from Solar Orbiter’s coordinated major flare campaigns, from IRIS’ high-cadence campaigns, and from ground-based observatories such as DKIST, SST and BBSO. These observations are challenging longstanding views of the flare energy release, transport and dissipation process, and have further revealed the significant sub-structure appearing within flare sources. Equal advancements in flare modeling are required to interpret the observations, and to demonstrate what future observations are required. We seek abstracts covering fine-scale flare structures, rapid temporal evolution, and future prospects for flare-optimized observations. Observational, modeling, instrumentation, and theoretical studies are all applicable and welcomed.”
Best,
Graham Kerr, Andrew Inglis, Gianna Cauzzi and Hannah Collier
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Dr. Graham S. Kerr,
Research Scientist
PHaSER co-operative scientist
The Catholic University of America
Based at NASA Goddard Space Flight
620 Michigan Ave., NE
Washington DC
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E: kerrg(a)cua.edu