Created a second eruption video today focused on the SE prominence eruption rotated 'upright. Also including the close up SDO AIA imagery in a 171Å/304Å overlay capture and a new soundtrack, "Mirror Moon."
Very eruptive day for dense plasma clouds floating in the corona.
GOES-19 providing the view. It is a little better at imaging prominence off the solar disk.
I rotated this capture 90° for better viewing.
Eruptions should go UP!
Developing regions on the EFD, with incoming AR on the limb. This should make for in interesting week!
These geyser flares are not always the most energetic variety of flaring, thou we have seen X class geysers before. It is still awesome to watch all that solar plasma being blasted up into the corona!
First capture is from SDO AIA. Second is GOES SUVI.
Both the SDO and IRIS satellites were watching 3842 at just the right time when a strong X9 Flare occured.
Prominence on the limb are best viewed with GOES-19 SUVI in 304Å. This one was particularly elegant.
Another glancing blow on the way.
We should catch the edge of that flux rope, but most of the material went east.
Many thanks to the #SDO #AIA team for providing such a view of our Star.
Coronagraph has a difference overlay and is repeated 4x.
SDO AIA 171/304 blend.
Thank you AIA team!
Where would I be without you?
Very cool to see the northern M flare destabilize the southern flux rope into a second M flare.
CMEs are weak and slow, thou. Won't be much for geomagnetic storming. Something like a ten minute drizzle.
Not as robust as we would have hoped, yet still a beautiful eruption, front and center for our viewing pleasure.
Thanks to the SDO AIA team!
Not Earth directed, this time.
4436 has a few days before it is pointed right at us.