Video presentations are available for a combination of the Helios
spacecraft-derived perspective views of inner heliospheric plasma density
and a CME analyzed by Jackson and Hick (Third SOHO Workshop Conference,
ESA SP-373, 233, 1994). The presentations are cartoons of how
heliospheric plasma density might look as a CME progresses through
the interplanetary medium to Earth at the rate of 400 km/s. The views
are 90 degrees wide and centered on the Sun.
The
image
and a
3.6 Mbyte *.avi
or a
2.1 Mbyte quicktime video shows the perspective view from Earth
for a single rotation of the Sun. The CME arrives at Earth about midway
through the video.
The
image
and a
4.7 Mbyte *.avi
or a
3.5 Mbyte quicktime video shows the perspective view from an
ecliptic location 1.7 AU from the Sun 30 degrees above the ecliptic plane
and 45 degrees east of the sun from the Earth at the beginning of the video
sequence. For more information see (SMEI) or
3-D White-light Tomography