Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade Celebrates 100 Years of Institutional Independence
The Astronomical Observatory celebrated its 100th anniversary of institutional independence on the last weekend of June. To mark this significant milestone in the institution's history, a conference w...
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Dr Darko Jevremović, Principal Research Fellow of the Astronomical Observatory, passed away
Dr Darko Jevremović passed away unexpectedly on July 11, 2024, at the age of 56, in Supetar in Croatia.
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Serbian Astronomical Journal 208
The newest issue of Serbian Astronomical Journal (208) is available at http://saj.math.rs, soon on ADS too.
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Polar lights on Vidojevica
There's an active region (AR3664) currently on the surface of the Sun, comparable in size to the active region from 1895, when a strong geomagnetic storm known as the Carrington Event occurred. Severa...
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A powerful Solar flare
On May 6, 2024, at 06:40 UTC (08:40 local time), a powerful solar flare erupted from the Sun. The flare was classified as X4.5, making it the third-strongest flare of Solar Cycle 25. This follows four...
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Dr Marko Stalevski Receives Recognition for Outstanding Contribution to Science
The Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia marked five years since its establishment with a solemn awarding ceremony to researchers for their outstanding contribution to science through the Science Fu...
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This year's largest Solar eruption
The strongest solar eruption of the year was recorded on February 22 at 22:34 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) or at 23:34 in Belgrade time. This eruption was rated as X6.4, which ranks it high on the...
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Three Solar explosions in the same spot
The Sun is heading towards the maximum of its 11-year activity cycle, which is expected in 2025/2026. This is causing frequent eruptions on its surface. After eruptions on the Sun, there is an increas...
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Solar Eruption 06.02.2024.
Today, on February 6, 2024 at 03:40 UTC (which is 04:40 in Belgrade time), a strong eruption (see image), with a magnitude of M4.2, occurred on the Sun. The eruption was in such a place on the surface...
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Serbian Astronomical Journal 207
The newest issue of Serbian Astronomical Journal (207) is available at http://saj.math.rs, soon on ADS too.
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This Year's Greatest Solar Eruption
This year's greatest solar eruption was recorded on December 31st at 21:55 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) or 22:55 hours by our time. In two to three days, the enhanced solar wind will flood the Ear...
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