On the LASP website, specifically within the 'Astrophysics & Solar Physics' section, identify one instrument used to measure the Sun's light and describe the type of data it collects. Then, find out where LASP maintains an archive of solar irradiance data sets. Finally, determine the university LASP is part of.
Navigate to the 'Astrophysics & Solar Physics' page. Read the content to identify an instrument used for measuring the Sun's light and its purpose/data collected. Locate information about the archive of solar irradiance data sets. Navigate to the homepage or an 'About Us' section to find the university affiliation. State the identified instrument, its data type, the location of the data archive, and the university affiliation.
Identify 'incredibly precise instruments' for NASA and NOAA as being used to measure the Sun’s light. State that LASP researchers use the resulting data to model dynamic processes in the Sun and how its light interacts with Earth and planetary atmospheres. Confirm that the data systems team maintains an archive of all solar irradiance data sets measured by their instruments. State that LASP is part of the University of Colorado Boulder.