9605c3hy |
Comet Hyakutake in May 1996, as seen by LASCO-C3. The
sequence of images shows difference images relative to a reference image taken at
the beginning of the sequence. The diffuse dust tail and the radially outward
directed plasma tail of the comet can clearly be distinguished. Some CMEs are visible on
the Sun and also the contiuous flow of the slow solar wind in the solar
equatorial plane. Note also the stars moving through the field of view
See also LASCO Comet Hyakutake HOME PAGE at NRL
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| 1.5.1996 03:04 - 6.5.1996 15:38 |
84 frames, 512x512, 21.01MB (MVI), 4.87MB (MPEG), source: MPAe |
9612c2xm |
A small sun grazing comet of the Kreutz
group approaching the Sun and dissolving in the field of view of
LASCO-C2. Several minor mass ejections and the continuous flow of the slow solar wind in
the solar equatorial plane can be seen. The sequence of images shows
difference images relative to a reference image taken at the beginning of the sequence. |
| 22.12.1996 02:21 - 28.12.1886 15:54 |
341 frames, 512x512, 85.29MB (MVI), 2.13MB (MPEG), source: NRL |
9612c3xm |
On Christmas 1996 the Sun is passing the Milky Way. This event is monitored by
LASCO-C3, of course with the Sun itself occulted. A small sun grazing comet
of the Kreutz group is approaching the Sun and dissolves. Several
minor mass ejections and the continuous flow of the slow solar wind in the solar
equatorial plane can be seen. The sequence of images shows difference images relative to a
reference image taken at the beginning of the sequence.
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| 22.12.1996 02:33 - 28.12.1996 14:26 |
164 frames, 512x512, 41.02MB (MVI), 3.85MB (MPEG), source: NRL |
| 31.05.1998 20:04 - 02.06.1998 19:31 |
83 frames, 512x512, 404KB (MPEG), source: NRL |
| 06.01.2002 15:42 - 10.01.2002 23:45 |
122 frames, 512x512, 404KB (MPEG), source: NRL |
