Today saw the closure in Arrecife (Lanzarote) of the IV SOLARNET Meeting "The Sun, from its interior to its outer atmosphere" at which the international scientific community has taken a look at the latest advances in the physics of the sun, and its instrumentation.

Its discovery, at 11.4 billion light-years, was possible thanks to the increase of the galaxy apparent brightness produced by the zoom effect of another galaxy located between the former and the Earth that acts like a gravitational lens.

Its discovery, at 11.4 billion light-years, was possible thanks to the increase of the galaxy apparent brightness produced by the zoom effect of another galaxy located between the former and the Earth that acts like a gravitational lens.

This morning the IV SOLARNET meeting "The Sun from its interior to its outer atmosphere" organized by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) began, in Arrecife (Lanzarote). The conference was inaugurated by the IAC researchers Elena Khomenko and Marian Martínez, respectively the chair and co-chair of the Scientific Committe, who are experts in Solar Physics, and welcomed the participants. They were followed by Manuel collados, coordinator of the European SOLARNET programme, which provides the framework for the meeting. In his talk this IAC researcher explained the guidelines of the

This morning the IV SOLARNET meeting "The Sun from its interior to its outer atmosphere" organized by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) began, in Arrecife (Lanzarote). The conference was inaugurated by the IAC researchers Elena Khomenko and Marian Martínez, respectively the chair and co-chair of the Scientific Committe, who are experts in Solar Physics, and welcomed the participants. They were followed by Manuel collados, coordinator of the European SOLARNET programme, which provides the framework for the meeting. In his talk this IAC researcher explained the guidelines of the

Organized by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC), and within the framework of the European project SOLARNET, the congress will bring together the scientific community in Solar Physics to discuss the challenges it faces and encourage collaboration between research programs. The event will take place in Arrecife (Lanzarote) during 16th and 20th January.