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*A "well-behaved" CME-ICME event
 
*A "well-behaved" CME-ICME event
*Two consecutive halo CMEs originated from the Sun from almost the same region, one at ~ 18 UT, May 23, and the other at ~ 14 UT, May 24. The question is we should expect to find two consecutive ICMEs at 1 AU, as well as in SECCHI HI observations. Is this kind of double CMEs showing up?
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*Two consecutive halo CMEs originated from the Sun from almost the same region, one at ~ 18 UT, May 23, and the other at ~ 14 UT, May 24. The question is we should expect to find two consecutive ICMEs at 1 AU, as well as in SECCHI HI observations. Is this kind of double CMEs showing up?
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*Lugaz et al. 2012 ApJ (CME-CME interaction, probably deflection as a result)
  
 
=Image Data=
 
=Image Data=

Revision as of 04:53, 19 June 2013

Comment Section

  • A "well-behaved" CME-ICME event
  • Two consecutive halo CMEs originated from the Sun from almost the same region, one at ~ 18 UT, May 23, and the other at ~ 14 UT, May 24. The question is we should expect to find two consecutive ICMEs at 1 AU, as well as in SECCHI HI observations. Is this kind of double CMEs showing up?
  • Lugaz et al. 2012 ApJ (CME-CME interaction, probably deflection as a result)

Image Data

In-Situ Data

A combination of SWEPAM and MAG data from the ACE Satellite:

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The blue lines are an approximation of the CME cloud and the red line denotes the shock.

Video Data

References

  • Lugaz, N., Farrugia, C. J., Davies, J. A., Möstl, C., Davis, C. J., Roussev, I. I., & Temmer, M. (2012). The Deflection of the Two Interacting Coronal Mass Ejections of 2010 May 23-24 as Revealed by Combined in Situ Measurements and Heliospheric Imaging. Astrophysical Journal, 759(1), 68. doi:10.1088/0004-637X/759/1/68