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March 11, 2011 on 2:28 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
Today we had an outreach event at a school in Norcross but before I had to leave, I made these images of the Sun. Active regions AR1166 and 1169 are very prominant and two very nice filaments in the southern hemisphere and a few small prominances on the Northern rim.
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