Proton levels back to serious contamination levels in both C2 and C3 following the proton event on 2001/10/01
2001/10/01
00:54 UT N West Initially very bright loop front fades through C2 01:54 UT S West Fairly wide bright loop front, slower loops follow 05:30 UT S West Thick wide fast bright front with cavity and core. Spans ~100 deg but streamers to N and S disrupted and a faint shock extends over the pole to the N East so it looks like a full halo. M8(?) on/over S West limb. Continued gusty outflow over S West for next 24+ hrs C2 Running Difference movie 12:54 UT N West Narrow bright feature widens to angular front with cavity through C2 17:06 UT S Pole Narrow loop front with cavity, a little to the W 21:54 UT N East Bright loops emerge slowly along wide bright streamer which then proceeds to blow out. Still in progress at time of writing 22:30 UT N West Brightest and largest of several blobs/narrow fronts 23:06 UT S East Narrow ragged front with some gusty outflow2001/10/02
07:31 UT N West Bright front along streamer, still in progress at time of writing 07:55 UT - time of writing Temporary data gap
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