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Old 04-October-2009, 02:00 PM
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Default 4/10/2009 - big change of yesterday prominence

Strong wind and medium mist the two elements of the weather today here in athens.

The best phainomenon today is the prominence at N.
Yesterday the area had 3 sliced prominences, one of them with detached schema.

Today has big change in that area. The three prominences has connected in one, so we have a big in length prominence with a great loop schema.

I pull a video of the solar limb today and give it to you.

SOLAR BLOG

http://vimeo.com/6890119]SOLAR LIMB VIDEO
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