EIT 195 CME watch at full resolution resumed on 2004/12/28 at 20:41 UT. Telemetry Submode was changed to Submode 6 on 2004/12/28 (Tuesday) at 17:30 UT. - Telemetry Keyhole # 7: 2004/12/13 - 2004/12/29 (intermittent contact). - Spacecraft Maneuvers on 2004/12/21 (Tuesday). Therefore, LASCO was closed for the S/C maneuvers (Station keeping, Momentum management, and 180 deg roll) between Dec. 20 (21:00 UT) - Dec 23 (~ 20:45 UT). - EIT pre-bake cals taken on Saturday 2004/12/11 between 15:24-18:30 UT. CCD bakeout between 2004/12/11 (18:47 UT) - 2004/12/28 (No EIT images). - During the Keyhole, LASCO is observing with DSN gap recording availability thanks to the FOT and the SOCs hard work. C2 and C3 observes at a standard synoptic plan of C2 at 10 minute cadence and C3 at the 30 minute cadence with the daily pB and flat field images.
00:24 UT S West Ragged asymmetric loop front. 01:48 UT S West Another ragged asymmetric loop front. 02:48 UT E Limb Faint and diffuse loop front that fades throughout C3. 03:48 UT WS West Small ragged front. 04:36 UT WS West Not well defined front. 06:36 UT S West Another ragged asymmetric loop front. 09:48 UT S West Bright asymmetric and ragged loop front. 13:12 UT S West Another bright ragged loop front, with a bright feature developing toward W. 16:12 UT S West Another bright ragged front, brighter to S. 18:12 UT E Limb Diffuse loop front (1) with extensions to N and S. After the following data gap, a bright and strong ragged loop front (2) can be seen in C2 developing with a structured (twisted) inner core. Some infalling material to S. By the time, GOES reported the following X-ray events on NOAA AR 10715: - a B4.7 X-ray flare (N05E77) between 16:38 - 16:53 UT with peak emission at 16:45 UT, - a C7.2 X-ray flare (N05E79) between 17:41 - 18:28 UT with peak emission at 18:01 UT [most probably associated to (1)], and - a C1.9 X-ray flare (N05E81) between 20:25 - 20:32 UT with peak emission at 20:29 UT [most probably associated to (2)]. 19:24 - 21:04 UT Data Gap. 21:04 UT WS West Another ragged loop front. Start missed in previous data gap. NOTE: The multiple CMEs seen on WSW-SW along the day are associated with the X-ray activity, i.e. multiple C- and B- class X-ray flares, reported by GOES during the day on NOAA AR 10713 - by the time at around S10W70/80 - .
NOTE: As on previous day, the multiple CMEs seen on WSW-SW along the day are most probably associated with the X-ray activity, i.e. multiple C- and B- class X-ray flares, reported by GOES during the day on NOAA AR 10713/10712 - by the time at around S10W90 - . 01:57 UT N Pole Very faint blob-like front preceded by a similar one (which is already close to the end of the C2 FOV). A couple more follow, developing toward NNW. 01:57 UT S West Elongated and initially bright feature. Asymmetric and faint loop-like structure to N. 03:21 UT S West Another elongated and initially bright feature that develops as an asymmetric loop front brighter to S. 06:21 UT S West Another elongated and initially bright feature that develops as an asymmetric loop front brighter to S. 07:45 UT E Limb Initially bright ragged loop front that fades when appearing the following event (*). 08:45 UT E Limb (*) Bright loop front with apparently twisted trailing material developing toward ESE. A very faint and diffuse loop-like feature (extensions?) moving toward ENE follows its development. 10:45 UT S West Another elongated and initially bright feature that develops as an asymmetric loop front (fainter than the previous ones). 13:00 - 18:20 UT Temporary DSN Data Gap.