What does STEREO stand for?

Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (NASA)

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NASA's twin Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory, or STEREO, spacecraft are providing the unique scientific tool to study these ejections as never before.

NASA spacecraft provides scientists with 3D view of powerful solar ...

In the Digital 3D Theater, the story of NASA''s Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory mission unfolds, told through the eyes of key NASA participants.

Liberty Science Center Reinventing the Science Museum

As the two nearly identical craft, known as Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO), slowly separate during their mission, they will observe the corona from different perspectives and provide the first three-dimensional views of the sun's outer atmosphere.

The sun's halo in 3-D: new perspectives on solar explosions