File:SDO 20160709 1024 HMIB (HMI).ogv

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DescriptionSDO 20160709 1024 HMIB (HMI).ogv	English: HMI measures the Sun's magnetic field over the entire visible disk with 1 arc second resolution.
Date	Taken on 9 July 2016
Source	20160709_1024_HMIB
Author	Courtesy of NASA/SDO and the AIA, EVE, and HMI science teams.

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