OF COURSE IT WAS OVERCAST HERE IN ATLANTA BUT HERE IS THE FIRST VIDEOS FROM SDO OF COMET LOVEJOY GRAZING THE SUN!!!
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MASSIVE COMET GRAZES SUN!!!
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MASSIVE COMET GRAZES SUN!!!
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Hi Apollo, Hi Stephen
thank you very much. I hope next time we have more luck
thank you very much. I hope next time we have more luck
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Hi Stephen
there seems to be a little problem with the topic of rramdahl
there seems to be a little problem with the topic of rramdahl
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Re: MASSIVE COMET GRAZES SUN!!!
Hi:
Wow! :woohoo: If the comet passes very close from surface and, in its pathway, it finds a huge prom, It would be nice to see that show (if it was possible).
Regards
Angel
Wow! :woohoo: If the comet passes very close from surface and, in its pathway, it finds a huge prom, It would be nice to see that show (if it was possible).
Regards
Angel