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extremely hot plasma,
prominences contain much
cooler plasma,
similar in
composition to that of the chromosphere.
Prominences form over
timescales of...
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around the
solar maximum, a
period of
greatest solar activity in the Sun's 11-year
solar cycle, and it was anti****ted that
solar prominences would be visible...
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corona will be visible, and the chromosphere,
solar prominences,
coronal streamers and
possibly even a
solar flare may be seen. At the end of totality, the...
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prominence. Some
prominences are so
powerful that they
eject matter at
speeds ranging from 600 km/s to more than 1000 km/s.
Other prominences form...
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gauss (0.001–0.01 T) in
solar prominences. The
magnetic field varies in time and location. The quasi-periodic 11-year
solar cycle is the most prominent...
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region of
plasma po****ted by
intermittent coronal structures known as
solar prominences or filaments. The Sun's
corona lies
above the
chromosphere and extends...
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helium by both
Pierre Janssen and
Norman Lockyer, who
observed Solar prominences with spectroscopes.
Fritsch Bullock Rennoldson Herschel Tietjen Spörer...
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emission nebulae and from
features in the Sun's atmosphere,
including solar prominences and the chromosphere.
According to the Bohr
model of the atom, electrons...
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Retrieved 3
April 2015. "1185: The
first description of
solar prominences" (PDF).
History of
Solar Physics: A Time Line of
Great Moments. 2015. Archived...
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bigger one. The term
eclipse is most
often used to
describe either a
solar eclipse, when the Moon's
shadow crosses the Earth's surface, or a lunar...
