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    SOHO is well placed to monitor the Sun's coronal mass ejections

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    • Title SOHO is well placed to monitor the Sun's coronal mass ejections
    • Released 19/02/2003 12:00 am
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      SOHO is stationed 1.5 million kilometres away from the Earth, directly in line of the Sun. There, it constantly watches the Sun for activity, returning spectacular pictures and data of the storms that rage across its surface. SOHO was launched in 1995 by a NASA Atlas-IIAS/Centaur rocket and was designed to work for three years. It is still working today.


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    • Activity Space Science
    • Mission SOHO
    • Keywords Astronomy techniques , Asteroseismology

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