Solar atmosphere constantly changes. The changes could be large as during the last week M-class flare, or they could be relative small. Watch filament near the North polar region (upper part of image) slowly rising and then erupting. LASCO coronagraphs do not seem to show a clear signature of a CME eruption associated with this partial filament eruption.
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