A pair of active regions seen in extreme ultraviolet light (ionized helium at 304 angstroms) sputtered and blossomed over a two day period, 26-28 November 2002. The region on the left blasts out particles in narrow spurts at least nine times; the one on the right lets loose one larger blast near the end of the sequence. In the meantime, giant loops of particles that follow magnetic field lines arc out and back, seeming to dance above of the Sun's surface.

A pair of active regions seen in extreme ultraviolet light (ionized helium at 304 angstroms) sputtered and blossomed over a two day period, 26-28 November 2002. The region on the left blasts out particles in narrow spurts at least nine times; the one on the right lets loose one larger blast near the end of the sequence. In the meantime, giant loops of particles that follow magnetic field lines arc out and back, seeming to dance above of the Sun's surface.
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