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June 30, 2011 on 2:20 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
A very interesting sun. Active Regions 1242 and 43 are very pronounced today. A lot of proms including a nice very tall but faint prom at the Western limb and a hedge row at the NW limb. The row of individual proms seems to be duplicated by a row of filaments paralell to the proms on the surface of the Sun.
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