k Extreme ultraviolet image of the Sun, showing an eruptive prominence top. The photograph was taken from the Skylab 2 space station on 10 June, 1973. Prominences occur in the Suns chromosphere corona and are composed of glowing, incandescent gas in the form of loops, jets or arches. They are of two types eruptive quiescent. Eruptive prominences, such as this, are in violent motion may extend outward for more than 700,000 km above the Suns surface. Quiescent prominences are more stable may hang around in the chromosphere for weeks before breaking up. They are best seen when jutting out from the Suns limb. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Extreme ultraviolet image of the Sun, showing an eruptive prominence (top). The photograph was taken from the Skylab 2 space station on 10 June, 1973. Prominences occur in the Sun's chromosphere & corona and are composed of glowing, incandescent gas in the form of loops, jets or arches. They are of two types: eruptive & quiescent. Eruptive prominences, such as this, are in violent motion & may extend outward for more than 700,000 km above the Sun's surface. Quiescent prominences are more stable & may hang around in the chromosphere for weeks before breaking up. They are best seen when jutting out from the Sun's limb.
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Extreme ultraviolet image of the Sun, showing an eruptive prominence (top). The photograph was taken from the Skylab 2 space station on 10 June, 1973. Prominences occur in the Sun's chromosphere & corona and are composed of glowing, incandescent gas in the form of loops, jets or arches. They are of two types: eruptive & quiescent. Eruptive prominences, such as this, are in violent motion & may extend outward for more than 700,000 km above the Sun's surface. Quiescent prominences are more stable & may hang around in the chromosphere for weeks before breaking up. They are best seen when jutting out from the Sun's limb.

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