Extreme Ultraviolet Imager

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The Extreme Ultraviolet Imager is a solar telescope instrument that captures high-resolution images of the Sun’s outer atmosphere in extreme ultraviolet wavelengths to study its structure and dynamics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf solar telescope instrument
space-based solar imager
captures high-resolution images
dataType extreme ultraviolet images
imaging data
enablesStudyOf coronal heating
coronal loops
solar active regions
solar atmosphere dynamics
solar eruptions
fieldOfView Sun’s outer atmosphere
hasCapability high cadence observations
high spatial resolution imaging
instrumentType imaging telescope
remote sensing instrument
measures spatial structure of solar corona
temporal evolution of solar corona
observes Sun
Sun’s outer atmosphere
solar corona
observesInWavelength extreme ultraviolet
operatesIn extreme ultraviolet band of the electromagnetic spectrum
primaryScienceGoal study solar atmospheric dynamics
study solar atmospheric structure
scientificDiscipline astrophysics
heliophysics
studies dynamics of the Sun’s outer atmosphere
structure of the Sun’s outer atmosphere
supports forecasting of space weather
modeling of solar atmosphere
targetBody Sun
usedBy solar physicists
space weather researchers
usedFor solar physics research
space weather studies

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Solar Orbiter mission hasInstrument Extreme Ultraviolet Imager
SOHO hasInstrument Extreme ultraviolet Imaging Telescope
linked to: Extreme Ultraviolet Imager
SECCHI hasComponent EUVI
linked to: Extreme Ultraviolet Imager
EQUULEUS payload PHOENIX extreme ultraviolet imager
subject linked to: EQUULEUS CubeSat
linked to: Extreme Ultraviolet Imager