Canonical dataset

424 days.
Every observed minute.

Gaps are shown as gaps. Nothing is interpolated.

What is this?

The canonical measurements themselves — one light curve per SoLEXS observation day, drawn from the frozen dataset.

Why should I trust it?

Each day is rendered from a payload derived read-only from the frozen Parquet tables, with missing minutes carried through as missing rather than filled.

Where can I verify it?

The dataset cardCoverage, variables, known biases
Column definitionsTypes and missing-value semantics
Per-file digestsEvery file, hashed
Fetch a day as JSON/api/v1/days/

Observation days: 424
Archive span: 2024-02-01 — 2026-06-15
Resolution: 1 min
Interpolated values: 0

Coverage

Brightness encodes that day's peak rate, log scale. Select any cell to load it.

tableT1 solexs_lc_1min
unitcounts/s

2024-02-01 — 2026-06-15 · unit counts/s

Light curve

Total SoLEXS count rate per minute — opening on 2026-02-04, the archive's most energetic day.

Table schemasEvery column, type and meaning How the data was madeRaw archive products to validated evidence

424 days.Every observed minute.

Coverage

Light curve

424 days.
Every observed minute.