// CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN // 16 JUNE 2025 // NOMINAL SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS // A recent M8.4-class solar flare was observed from Active Region (AR) 14114, which has been flagged as flare-productive by the CESSI flare forecasting model. +

Breaking space news: We have made our own solar eclipse in space! 🌘 Today, we release the first images from our Proba-3 mission, which flies two spacecraft in precise formation to create artificial solar eclipses in orbit. Using a powerful instrument called a coronagraph,

In the third issue of InScight, Sharanya Chatterjee explores The Cora Ball, a simple yet effective device that captures microfibres during laundry, helping prevent ocean pollution. Go and check this out on our official website.

#LadakhAstroFestival2025! There is no better place than Ladakh for astrophiles or stargazers, who enjoy observing the night sky and celestial objects. And what better news for them than the holding of the first Ladakh Astro Festival 2025 by Ladakh Tourism & IIAstrophysics

// CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN // 23 JUNE 2025 // NOMINAL SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS // NOAA Active Regions 14117 and 14118 are currently exhibiting flare-productive behavior, as identified by the CESSI flare prediction algorithm. +

The New MS Programme in Sustainability Science offered by IISER Kolkata. For details, please visit iiserkol.ac.in/msp_ss/ Application deadline: 9th July 2025 Ministry of Education Press Trust of India PIB India sunil khare Priyank Chaturvedi

// CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN // 30 JUNE 2025 // NOMINAL SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS // Currently, no Active Region (AR) on the visible solar disk shows clear signs of being flare-productive. +

Blue is the Sky, because of the Sun 🌻 No judgement please, if it sounds cringe though 😂 If you are there, would love to catch you up at bsky.app/profile/deephy…

The best time to start a new hobby is during your writing process... according to scientists who do it 😅

// CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN // 7 JULY 2025 // NOMINAL SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS // The Sun remains quiet, with no significant active regions currently capable of producing intense solar flares. Consequently, the likelihood of flare-induced ionospheric disturbances is low. +

CESSI IISER Kolkata outreach team interacting with school students at the IISER Kolkata Foundation Day celebrations conducted on 11 July. Indian space missions, astronomy initiatives, how a telescope works and the science we do were highlighted Ministry of Education Astronomical Soc. India Outreach and Education DSTIndia

// CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN // 14 JULY 2025 // NOMINAL SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS // Multiple active regions (ARs) on the visible solar disk—namely AR 14136, 14138, 14139, and 14140—have been flagged as flare-productive by the CESSI flare prediction algorithm. +

In the third issue of InScight, we feature an nice conversation with Prof. Chandra Shekhar Sharma, where he shares his journey of becoming a professor at IIT after PhD and reflects on the evolving landscape of higher education in India. Read this full article on our website.

Publication Update! Grateful for all the support, its officially out! #Thesis_Chapter!

// CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN // 21 JULY 2025 // NOMINAL SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS // Several active regions are currently present on the Earth-facing side of the solar disk. +

The fourth issue of InScight is here !! This issue of InScight presents a rich blend of science and reflection. Interview with the founding director of IISER Kolkata, article commemorating 100 years of QM, alongside a creative science comic. Explore it on our official website.

It’s almost August, finally time to start those summer 2023 writing goals

|| CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN || 04 AUGUST 2025 || NOMINAL SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH CHANCES OF ESCALATION || A few active regions on the Sun are flagged flare positive by our AIML flare forecasting model. While three of these are near limb +

Prof. Annapurni Subramaniam, Director, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, will be delivering the Bibha Choudhuri Memorial Lecture hosted by the Physics Department of IISER Kolkata this afternoon. Ministry of Education Press Trust of India PIB India sunil khare Center of Excellence in Space Sciences India Priyank Chaturvedi

|| CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN || 11 AUG 2025 || || NOMINAL CONDITIONS WITH CHANCE OF ESCALATION|| Multiple active regions are currently visible on the solar disk, with a few flagged as flare-productive by CESSI AI/ML flare forecasting system.