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Watch: New Year's Eve Solar Eruption
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the stunning images
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NASA released dramatic video today of a four-hour solar eruption that took place New Year's Eve. The space agency's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the eruption in extreme ultraviolet light and with a new image every 36 seconds.
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Cool solar blast! I hope it provides some great RF DX openings for the active ham radio operators here on earth.
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