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Space Weather News: Solar Coronal Mass Ejection
Space Weather News: Solar Coronal Mass Ejection
2 Nov 2000
(Source: Spaceweather.com)

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On Wednesday, Nov. 1st, at 1630 GMT SOHO coronagraphs spotted a full-halo coronal mass ejection billowing away from the vicinity of sunspot group 9214 at 558 km/s (or faster). The CME, which first appeared as a large bubble over the Sun's southeast quadrant, could strike Earth's magnetosphere on Friday or Saturday and trigger geomagnetic activity.
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