It prbably means tat the level of radiation received by the CCD exceeded its dynamic range and caused information to be lost - much like an overexposed phtograph.
The text is an indication to the viewers that the image may be useless.
2cents & L&L
jouni
I'm fairly familiar with SOHO.
The bakeout is kind of a maintenance routine they run on SOHO's main EIT CCD sensor to remove water vapour.
Here's a link that explains it better -
http://umbra.nascom.nasa.gov/eit/CCD_bakeout.html
Enjoy,
James.
It means something you're not supposed to see was in the picture, so they pulled it.
Thanks James. [8D]
Anyone familiar w/SOHO pics out there? I checked at time shown and it says "CCD Bakeout" across the pic. Does this mean the sun is doing something extraordinary and they are blacking out the pics? I know the sun has been doing some really fantastic things since last fall for sure. There was a really huge sunspot recently. Wondering if it finally went ballistic.
Thanks, PuffAddr