Production of a short-lived filament by a surge

Details Production of a short-lived filament by a surge Production of a short-lived filament by a surge

Feb 1976

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Solar Atmosphere, Solar Spectra, Electromagnetic Spectra, Filaments, Magnetic Signatures, Magnetic Suspension, Microwaves, Surges

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A large surge was observed on September 17, 1971 part of which, after travelling 200,000 km across the surface, returned to the surface to form a filament. The filament lasted about 30 minutes, then rose up and returned to the source of the surge. This was interpreted as the filling of a semi-stable magnetic trap. Analysis of the microwave radio burst showed it to have been produced by a source optically thick at 8,800 MHz, with area 4 (arc min)squared and T approximately 275,000 deg, N squaredeV approximately 7 x 10 to the 48th power. The soft x-ray burst showed a component at 12 x 1,00.000 deg with N squaredeV approximately 3 x 10 to the 48th power.

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