This movie from the Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO)
shows comet PanSTARRS as it moved around the sun from March 10-15,2013
(repeated three times). The images were captured by the Heliospheric
Imager (HI), an instrument that looks to the side of the sun to watch
coronal mass ejections (CMEs) as they travel toward Earth, which is the
unmoving bright orb on the right. The bright light on the left comes
from the sun and the bursts from the left represent the solar material
erupting off the sun in a CME. While it appears from STEREOâs point of
view that the CME passes right by the comet, the two are not lying in
the same plane, which scientists know since the cometâs tail didnât move or
change in response to the CMEâs passage.
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