105/110 TA's:

To solve this coming week's solar lab crisis, I have put together TWO NEW
notebooks of Sun lab materials. Note that I could only find some of the
images used in this lab, so there are some changes you should note:

Stations #1 and #6: While I found the correct SOHO images on the web for
#1, the printers were not cooperating, so I simply made gobs of photocopies
for this station (and for station #6). Thus, there are plenty of 
handouts to go around in both notebooks (try to make sure the students do
not write on these photocopies!).

Station #2: The two images for this station would not photocopy well enough
to see anything (the originals stunk anyway), so I found the correct images
and have printed out a couple of sets of each. There are only a few of
these in each notebook. Note that the new ones are not side-by-side, but 
back-to-back, since the original was a composite of two images.

Station #3: Found the original, and printed out several copies of this
coronal image.

Station #4: This station refers to a poster in the classroom--there is
no need for any images, as you simply do a scale calculation. I stuck a
couple of interesting color pages in this section for kicks.

Station #5: This is where the biggest change has occurred: I could not find
the correct composite prominence series used in the original. I found a
different one, but the new one is not whole disk---SO WHEN THEY GO TO 
MEASURE THE DIAMETER, THEY INSTEAD HAVE TO MEASURE THE RADIUS (assume that
the image shows one full quadrant of the Sun). ***The two notebooks have
different Station #5's!***