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Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
in 60 min run difference images we see the filament eruption. pic.twitter.com/7uytrvpQqo
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Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
another filament eruption southeast side of the sun. pic.twitter.com/27mtYLQatj
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Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
now in pictures dimming. 4/4 pic.twitter.com/mdFnbFpCGY
Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
so we see the ovation. pic.twitter.com/9gyhUySTno
Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
we observe dance of a long filament at the south pole of the sun. pic.twitter.com/iAJUpFZy7f
Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
on March 12 there was an eruption in the center of the sun. pic.twitter.com/7TqQDNjimZ
Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
I you to the and back
Celebrate Valentine's Day with one of our virtual cards: go.nasa.gov/3tVUilO pic.twitter.com/c1voR9SQGW
Celebrate Valentine's Day with one of our virtual cards: go.nasa.gov/3tVUilO pic.twitter.com/c1voR9SQGW
Retweet of status by @NASA_Wallops
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Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
@TweetAurora an ice fishing shack and the aurora dancing in Rivers Manitoba. It's gotten even colder now .โฆ twitter.com/i/web/status/1โฆ
Retweet of status by @AuroraJAnderson
Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
(green color) coronal holes (red color) the filaments (orange color) the prominences and the (pink color) flares. 2/2
Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
Class C flares are seen, it is spectacular. super pic.twitter.com/hJ6nWwbxmy
Industrial Engineer Irene Quiroz
@nenecallas
we see large loops of a probable active region, we must see its evolution northeast side of the sun. pic.twitter.com/d0WLcZGOd8
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fakhright
@fakhright
astaghfirullah peng.krim guaaaaaaaa..............a *salto sambil solat*
