April 2012 Solar Flare & Eruption

  • Released Wednesday, February 11, 2015
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Full disk movie of the flare and eruption, as seen through the 171angstrom filter.

A large eruption occurs on the limb of the Sun (left upper quadrant) around time-stamp 17:33 hours. For the next several hours, material can be see falling back down to the solar surface.

Full disk movie of the flare and eruption, as seen through the 304 angstrom filter.

4Kx4K full resolution frames of the flare and eruption, as seen through the 171angstrom filter.

4Kx4K full resolution frames of the flare and eruption, as seen through the 171angstrom filter.

4Kx4K full resolution frames of the flare and eruption, as seen through the 304 angstrom filter.

4Kx4K full resolution frames of the flare and eruption, as seen through the 304 angstrom filter.

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NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio, the SDO Science Team and the Virtual Solar Observatory.

This page was originally published on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.
This page was last updated on Wednesday, May 3, 2023 at 1:50 PM EDT.

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