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On February 24, 2011, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory photographed this billowing plasma tower they’ve dubbed a “monster prominence.” For 90 minutes, this flare twisted on the Sun’s surface before collapsing and emitting material into space.

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    its like the movie 2012, with the sun, and the earthquake, and tsunami, like seriously this is scaryyyy.
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    solar flares like it ain’t no thing
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    On February 24, 2011, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory photographed this billowing plasma tower they’ve dubbed a...
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    Honestly wonder how many earth’s that solar prominence could have swallowed.
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    yeah, i know of this…and its scary to think one day one flare will hit the earth
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