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A coronal hole was observed at 85 GHz(3.5 mm-λ) on November 24, 1970, when a spectacular coronal hole was observed in soft X-rays by AS&E. The millimeter counterpart of the hole is much weaker and less widespread than in X-rays. The brightness temperature inside the hole was in most places about 100–200 K lower than the mean brightness temperature of the Sun at 85 GHz.
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Kundu, M.R., Liu, SY. Observation of a coronal hole at 85 GHz. Sol Phys 49, 267–269 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00162450
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