SHARD26 — the name the Atlas got. The collection of solar disks across the spectrum I’ve been amassing the past two years has more or less taken shape, with continuous coverage from near ultraviolet till as far as the CMOS is useful, deep into the near infrared, 355-1107 nm. Perhaps this name, perhaps with solar astronomy and spectrography added to the query, will be enough for search engines to lead curious people to where they wanted to get. So, here we go, SHARD26 – SpectroHeliography Atlas of Resolved Disks 2026. And a printscreen featuring the new title.