Finally as i said SOHO update at 16:00 UT

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[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]


Here some Info about SOHO and Stereo (FOV):

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Latest LASCO C3 MOVIE:
[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]


Latest StereoBehind HI1 Movie:
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]


Latest Stereo Ahead HI1 Movie:
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]


Update:

Latest Lasco C3 Movie Close Up created with Helioviewer
[link to helioviewer.org]




Upate from SungrazerComets:

Dec 14th, 2011

1500UT: If comets could feel paranoia, Comet Lovejoy would be starting to get really uncomfortable today as a third camera now has the giant snowball in its sights! As predicted, early this morning C/2011 W3 (Lovejoy) made its debut in the LASCO C3 camera, the most recent image of which is shown opposite (click for full-resolution). Normally for Kreutz-group comets I will crop out part of the image to highlight exactly where the comet is. In this instance, however, I really don't think that's necessary and will instead leave it as an exercise for the reader to scour the image and try to spot the comet...

So now our focus is on LASCO C3, there are some things you will need to know about the images we are taking, and when we expect to see them. First off, we are running an observing campaign on LASCO in which we will be taking images with different exposure times and different colored filters in order to maximize the science return that we can get from the comet. What this means to you, the internet observer, is that you will not see as many "pretty picture" LASCO images online as you normally would, simply because our standard processing routines ignore anything but our nominal (standard) images. Those data files will be available online to download though, of course, and in realtime when available.....

[link to sungrazer.nrl.navy.mil]





and another cme building....now far side

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