File:M5 1 flare 'Double Whammy', at Active Regions 13559 and 13561 - January 23, 2024 (SVS5215 - 20240123 AR13559M51 AIA171 PSF stamped 000435 print).jpg

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Two small flares, within minutes of each other (upper left and lower right), erupt in this view from the SDO/AIA 171 angstrom filter.

Description	English: Two small flares, within minutes of each other (upper left and lower right), erupt in this view from the SDO/AIA 171 angstrom filter.
Date	13 February 2024 (upload date)
Source	M5.1 flare 'Double Whammy', at Active Regions 13559 and 13561 - January 23, 2024
Author	NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Global Science and Technology, Inc./Tom Bridgman, KBR Wyle Services, LLC/Scott Wiessinger, ADNET Systems, Inc./Laurence Schuler, ADNET Systems, Inc./Ian Jones
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Keywords InfoField	Heliophysics; Solar Active Regions; EUV Imaging; Solar Flares; Point-Spread-Function (PSF); Earth Science; Solar Dynamics Observatory; Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging; Solar Activity; Space Weather; Solar Cycle 25; Corona; Sun-earth Interactions; SDO

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