File:Curving prominence.JPG
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English: Curving prominence cavity and nearby coronal hole both appear as dark shadows in a blue-coded picture made in ultraviolet light from the hot corona. The sprawling coronal hole at lower right represents a nearly empty void in the corona, where open magnetic field lines allow the gaseous coronal material to escape the Sun. The curved cavity at left was excavated by refrigeration by a quiescent prominence that still lies hidden within it. |
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| Source | SP-402 A New Sun: The Solar Results From Skylab page 112 |
| Author | John A. Eddy |
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