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[QUOTE="davenn, post: 5838224, member: 283516"] the size and the way/direction(s) the flare erupts has a direct effect on the CME produced. That said, it isn't totally black and white. Flares may or may not produce significant CME's and sometimes a smaller flare say a M2.2 can produce a bigger CME than a M6.1. When it comes to flares that are pointing at an angle significantly away from the earth, they tend to have little effect umless they produce a "full halo " CME ... You will see the term "full halo" used periodically when describing CME's Dave [/QUOTE]
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