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huge prom visible now

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Hi everyone...

I am fighting cloud, but at time I can get an image and there is a huge prom arching up over the NE limb, in the area above the new AR. I can't tell if it is detached, or how visible it is but this one is very large.

If you have clear skies I 'd suggest you take a look.

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No sky here Brian but it looks huge on SDO....

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ditto ... 18:38 UT ... take a look if you can


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The lift off looked good on GONG...


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... 18:02 UT


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Nice! A huge liftoff!


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Hi Stets...

Good to see you caught it...I got a clar brak later but no sign of the prom, just the roots on the limb.

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Great capture!!!


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Hi Brian, hi John

thanks for the alert and the great catch


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