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Blue (171 Angstroms) full disk image: The Sun's million degree atmosphere taken on Dec. 4 by STEREO's SECCHI/EUVI telescope. The close-up of the active region is cropped from the full disk image. One of the first images taken by the en:STEREO mission. Property of en:NASA therefore in the public domain. |
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2006-12-04 (original upload date : 2007-01-10) |
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NASA. Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here. |
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NASA (Original uploader was Tainter at en.wikipedia) |
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