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DescriptionArcing Active Region.jpg	English: As the arcing loops above an active region began to rotate into a nice profile view, SDO captured the dynamic, magnetic struggles taking place below (July 6-8, 2010). Particles spiraling along magnetic field lines trace their paths. Magnetic forces in the active region are connecting, breaking apart, and reconnecting. These images were taken in extreme ultraviolet light. Although mostly hidden from our view, the active region did unleash a number of small flares.
Date	8 July 2010
Source	http://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery/potw.php?v=item&id=16
Author	Solar Dynamics Observatory

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