Sun Prominence Eruption Captured by NASA STEREO Behind Spacecraft Image
This striking solar image, captured by NASA's STEREO Behind spacecraft on May 30, 2011, depicts a rare and unusual behavior of an erupting solar prominence. The prominence is seen leaping from one part of the Sun to another, initially observed with the EUVI telescope and then in white light by the COR1 telescope. The event offers insightful data into solar dynamics and heliophysics, which can be valuable for space weather research, scientific publications, and educational material about solar phenomena.
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