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Summary

Description 96P 20070403 000500 HI1A.png	Comet 96P/Machholz from HI-2 camera of STEREO-A spacecraft
Date	4 April 2007
Source	16-bit FITS image: http://stereo.nrl.navy.mil//postflight/lz/L0/a/img/hi_1/20070403//20070403_000500_n4h1A.fts Search for STEREO Images 20070403_045000_s4h1A (Image of the solar corona, taken by the SECCHI inner Heliospheric Imager (HI-1) on the STEREO Ahead observatory on April 3, 2007 at 04:50:00 UT.)
Author	self-made

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