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Title: Water Production of Comet C1999 S4 LINEAR


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Water Production of Comet
C/1999 S4 (LINEAR)
  • SWAN observed hydrogen coma of comet C/1999 S4
    from end of May through mid August 2000
  • Obtained systematic set of water production rates
    for this well documented event of complete
    fragmentation of a cometary nucleus.
  • Total amount of water released 3.3x109 kg
  • Combining the SWAN measurements with Hubble
    observations of the last fragements yields
    estimate for size of comet r 375 m
  • and thus estimate of density ? 15
    kg/m3

SWAN observations of Comet LINEAR a month before
it disintegrated.
Fragments of Comet Linear seen as mini-comets by
HST on 5 August 2000.
Mäkinen et al. 2001, Science 292, 1326
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UV/EUV Spectral Atlas 670 1609Å
  • Best ever analysis of the ultraviolet spectrum of
    the Sun from 670 to 1609 Å
  • 1100 emission lines identified
  • 150 of these had not been recorded or identified
    before
  • Particular improvement for ??????Å
  • Atlas contains spectra of the quiet Sun, a
    coronal hole, and a sunspot.
  • Rich source of new diagnostic tools to study
    physical parameters in the solar atmosphere.
  • Important product both for solar and stellar
    communities.

Curdt et al. 2001, AA 375, 591
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Synoptic Imaging of the
Far Side of the Sun
  • Synoptic maps combining observed magnetic flux
    from the near-side of the Sun with proxy flux
    from the far-side inferred from sound travel time
    analysis
  • Data medium-l MDI data
  • Technique two-skip helioseismic holography
    (Lindsey Braun, Science 2000)
  • Updated daily on Internet

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The Event of 24 September 20014th Largest
Proton Storm of the Current Solar Cycle
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