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Untangling EIT Waves: What a Measured Speed Actually Traces
Nearly three decades after the first SOHO/EIT observations, reported EUV-wave speeds still range from a few tens to more than 1000 km/s. This Perspective asks what those numbers actually trace. A measured image speed depends on passband and line-of-sight weighting, cadence, difference imaging, the s
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