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3D reconstructions of the CME, jet, and shock. (a): One example of a 3D jet (green), a CME cloud (blue), and a shock surface (magenta) at 21:55 UT. The three thin green axes show the orientations of STA, Earth, and STB, in a clockwise direction. (b): CME observed at 21:25 and 22:10 UT (the two clouds) and the jet observed at 21:25, 21:40, 21:55, and 22:10 UT (the four thick solid lines of different colors). (c): GCs of the CME clouds (red dots) and the CME nose at 21:25, 21:40, 21:55, and 22:10 UT (magenta dots). Cyan dots indicate the shock apex, and the orange line denotes the symmetrical bow axis pointing from the CME nose to the shock apex.
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