SunPy Receives NASA Grant, Helps Generate Parker Solar Probe Results numfocus.org/blog/sunpy-rec… The SunPy Project NASA Technology NASA #opensource

Congratulations to the Astropy Project Team Astropy who have been awarded the Royal Astronomical Society Group Achievement Award for Astronomy for producing the exceedingly valuable research toolkit Astropy and fostering professional software development skills in the community. #rasawards

SunPy 1.1 has been released. Faster imports, new coordinate frames, SUVI and WISPR support, and a data manager for instrument correction type data. Read all about it here: docs.sunpy.org/en/latest/what…

RADIS is now part of the OpenAstronomy project! Check them out: openastronomy.org

New #SunPy paper now available #openaccess! ‘The SunPy Project: Open Source Development and Status of the Version 1.0 Core Package’ doi.org/10.3847/1538-4… via IOPscience and software reviewed by JOSS

Super happy that OpenAstronomy got accepted to @gsoc for the 6th year in a row!! Congratulations to incredibles Brigitta Sipőcz and @DVDGC13 for leading the initiative!! openastronomy.org/gsoc/

@mileslucas_ And for anyone interested, there is a #GSoC project with OpenAstronomy related to #JuliaAstro Photometry.jl, check out openastronomy.org/gsoc/gsoc2020/… #JuliaLang

Are you a college student or know someone who is would be interested in working with EinsteinPy this summer. Apply for Google Summer of Code @gsoc with OpenAstronomy Umbrella OpenAstronomy summerofcode.withgoogle.com/organizations/…

This week is the The SunPy Project Coordination Meeting! Lots of SunPy developers and enthusiasts from around the world will be discussing the current state of #SunPy and next steps for the project via online videoconference.

Congratulations to our 10(!) GSOC students this year. We hope you have a fun and productive summer. The full list of projects is here: summerofcode.withgoogle.com/organizations/…

We have reached halfway through the coding period! Here's my blog post for the last two weeks updates on my GSoC project with The SunPy Project . link.medium.com/1VK7qBCN77

It's time for the weekly #SoftwareSurvey, and this week it's a #SundaySoftwareSurvey! We are featuring the The SunPy Project that empowers you to analyze/visualize data for solar physics. Notice anything hiding in this logo? Learn more & annotate 👉 rseng.github.io/rseng/software… #RSEPedia

SunPy is a software package for #solar physics: a #Python-based software library that provides tools for performing research using direct observations of the Sun & Heliosphere. numfocus.org/project/sunpy #NumFOCUS Sponsored Project since 2017 #sunpy #solarphysics The SunPy Project

Project is going well, well done Pankaj M. ! @gsoc OpenAstronomy

We were born 10 years ago! Back then, Keith gave us 🥧 and then ehsteve an image of the sun (of course, there was only b&w back then). Now we've got colours and - you could say - 3D too! 🎉🎉🎉 🎂 🎉🎉🎉 Happy Birthday to us!! Thanks to everyone who has helped us over the years!

Deadline for @gsoc 2021 was today, good luck to all candidates ! We submitted 4 projects this year as part of the OpenAstronomy collaboration. More on openastronomy.org/gsoc/gsoc2021/…

Further, open source projects like Astropy and The SunPy Project are gamechangers when it comes to coding experiments and prototypes for space weather forecasting. A massive thank you to those building up and maintaining that code, the research community owes so much to you!

The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) was first sketched and named by the 3rd Earl of Rosse Birr Castle Demesne in the 1840s. Nowadays, we can see stars and extensive spiral arms with telescope such as HUBBLE Hubble and Low Frequency Array