Space Weather News for Dec. 20, 2011   
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   SUNRISE COMET: Comet Lovejoy is receding from the sun, remarkably still intact   
   after its Dec. 16th plunge through the solar atmosphere. Multiple observers in   
   the southern hemisphere are now reporting that they can see and photograph the   
   comet's tail shining through the twilight of sunrise. Pictures of this rare   
   apparition are highlighted on today's edition of http://spaceweather.com.   
       
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