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See #auroras from space! A military satellite captured these cool images on Oct. 12: http://ow.ly/exS0f via http://spaceweather.com
Just a reminder! SDO data may be affected today due to a maneuver with the EVE instrument. Learn more: http://ow.ly/ewdqp
@unhscience Oh, that makes more sense!
@unhscience Do you mean their mascot, the Buffaloes?
Data may be affected tomorrow due to a maneuver with the EVE instrument. For more info, see our #SDOisGO blog: http://ow.ly/ewdbs
Not something you see every day! RT @camilla_sdo: 100,000 miles big Light Bulb! Only on the Sun. @NASA_SDO #Sun http://owl.li/ew38R
Solar wind may be the cause of water on the Moon! RT @natgeo: Moon's water made by the sun? http://on.natgeo.com/RPmrCn
Undergraduates interested in solar/space physics! Apply for a 2013 summer research experience at Univ. of CO Boulder: http://ow.ly/evWQr
@dawn_r_morgan Glad you are liking the SDO materials we sent! Thank you for educating others about the mission.
It's #SolarWeek! Interact live with scientists & learn about Sun-related activities you can do with kids: http://www.solarweek.org
@dopplertom @CRKARLA @pyxmalion Thanks for supporting us!
Great event! MT @camilla_sdo: Indianapolis - On Oct 20 there's a free "Exploring the Sun" event at the Link Observatory http://owl.li/eucaO
@notts_watch Although that would be cool if we had 100% chance of X-class flares, there was only a 20% chance of M-class flares on Oct. 10.
What exactly is an M-class or X-class solar flare? Learn how we classify #flares here: http://ow.ly/eqv9k via http://spaceweather.com
@agents_of_info Thank you for the #FF. Enjoy your Friday!
This dynamic action region popped off 12 #flares between Oct. 8-10! Watch it here: http://ow.ly/eqtYW
@the_solarsystem Sounds like a plan.
You can see the Sun lit up with active regions today. Will we see some solar #flares? http://ow.ly/i/10U8A
There's now a 40% chance of M-class solar #flares! Several sunspots are rotating from the far side of the Sun to the Earth-facing side.
Here's a recent image of the two active regions (bright areas) where we may see M-class flares today: http://ow.ly/i/10FeQ
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