Gary Palmer of Los Angeles, CA, took the picture using an "H-alpha" filter precisely tuned to the red glow of solar hydrogen.
A solar wind stream flowing from the indicated coronal hole might hit Earth's magnetic field on Oct 22nd or 23rd.
Solar activity decreasing, but activity still present...
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Solar activity decreasing, but activity still present...
Solar minimum is coming, but it's not here, yet; there's still plenty of solar activity. Witness these hot prominences spilling over the sun's western limb on Oct. 16th.
Gary Palmer of Los Angeles, CA, took the picture using an "H-alpha" filter precisely tuned to the red glow of solar hydrogen.
A solar wind stream flowing from the indicated coronal hole might hit Earth's magnetic field on Oct 22nd or 23rd.
Gary Palmer of Los Angeles, CA, took the picture using an "H-alpha" filter precisely tuned to the red glow of solar hydrogen.
A solar wind stream flowing from the indicated coronal hole might hit Earth's magnetic field on Oct 22nd or 23rd.
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