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DescriptionSDO 20180303 001424 4096 0094 (AIA).jpg	English: AIA 0094 channel (as well as AIA 131) is designed to study solar flares. It measures extremely hot temperatures around 6 million Kelvin (10.8 million F). It can take images every 2 seconds (instead of 10) in a reduced field of view in order to look at flares in more detail. Where: Flaring regions of the corona Wavelength: 94 angstroms (0.0000000094 m) = Extreme Ultraviolet/soft X-rays Primary ions seen: 17 times ionized iron (Fe XVIII) Characteristic temperature: 6 million K (10.8 million F)
Date	Taken on 3 March 2018, 00:14:24
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