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Old 21-11-2012, 11:55 PM
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Now that's an impressive CME

http://3d-sun.org/news/newsitem_48.html

Magnetic fields snaking halfway around the sun's southern hemisphere erupted on Nov. 16th, producing an unusually large prominence.
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Certainly impressive, Carlos!
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Im glad that wasnt facing us if it were we probably wouldnt have been watching that video. Thanks for the post
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