LASCO Activity Report for
April 17, 2008 SOHO Science Daily Meeting

Event times are first frame seen in C2 camera unless otherwise noted.
These are preliminary observations for the daily SOHO science discussions.
Final analysis is reported on the Lasco CME list.
An archive of these reports is available.

Points Of Interest

Planet Mercury transiting through C3 and C2, right to left.

2008/04/11 (Friday)

03:26 UT  S West	Diffuse and extremely faint expanding loop 
			front. 
			
21:26 UT  N East	Narrow edge helmut front with core, continued outflows.

    19:30 UT - 01:00 (next day) UT      C2 subfields (on W) w/ longer
                                        exposure time (100 s).

2008/04/12 (Saturday)

11:50 UT  S Pole	Faint wide outflow over S Pole. 17:50 UT develops a loop
			front with emission. Event is slow with outflows, over 90 deg wide. 

    19:30 UT - 01:00 (next day) UT      C2 subfields (on W) w/ longer
                                        exposure time (100 s).

2008/04/13 (Sunday)

08:06 UT  S Pole	Faint loop front, small, over S Pole.

    19:30 UT - 01:00 (next day) UT      C2 subfields (on W) w/ longer
                                        exposure time (100 s).

2008/04/14 (Monday)

04:50 UT  SS East       Faint lined LE with north shift.  Slow.
                        At 07:50 UT material seen in NW at same speeds, possible
                        related event behind disk. 

    19:30 UT - 01:00 (next day) UT      C2 subfields (on W) w/ longer
                                        exposure time (100 s).

2008/04/15 (Tuesday)

01:27 UT  N Pole      	Spike jet 

10:26 UT  N Pole	Another spike jet

    19:30 UT - 01:00 (next day) UT      C2 subfields (on W) w/ longer
                                        exposure time (100 s).

2008/04/16 (Wednesday)

04:26 UT  E Limb	At equator, diffuse material which later develops to a
			helmut front cme with core by 08:26 UT.  Slow with outflows.

22:06 UT  E Limb        Bright sizeable jet begins, more later.

    19:30 UT - 01:00 (next day) UT      C2 subfields (on W) w/ longer
                                        exposure time (100 s).