This is the 2nd of 8 EIS events that are related to a bright point just by the coronal hole boundary. The first was event 2, and this one is the first of five events (8, 9, 11, 16 and 17) that are seen in six consecutive rasters.
The jet is narrow and extends about 30" southward from the bright
point. The AIA movie shows a weak jet appearing on the left-side of the
BP at about 19:45. The jet moves laterally (to the right) till about
19:59 before fading, although the root of the jet seems to remain fixed
on the left-side of the BP. The EIS observation is obtained at about
19:57.
The BP brightens prior to the jet appearance and dims significantly
after the jet disappears (best seen in the difference movie).
The EIS velocity signature is not strong: the 195.12 line is only
weakly broadened to about 90 mA and velocity shifts are mainly in the
15-20 km/s range. There's not an obvious 2nd Gaussian component to the
line.
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AIA
193
movie (log intensity, 1min cadence, 40mins, 1.5MB)
AIA
193
difference movie (1min cadence, 40mins, 1.3MB)
AIA
171
movie (log intensity, 1min cadence, 40mins, 1.3MB)