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Top view of the spacecraft positions in the ecliptic plane at 12:15 UT on April 3, 2019, with the Sun-Earth line as the reference point for longitude. The Earth’s location is representative of the positions of LOFAR, Wind/WAVES, and GOES-15/XRS instruments. The spacecraft were connected back to the Sun by a 400 km s−1 reference Parker Spiral. The black arrow represents the longitude of AR12737 and the blue arrow represents the longitude of the AR12738. The gray dotted lines are the background Parker spiral field lines. The black dashed spiral shows the field line connected to the AR12737, and the blue dashed spiral is connected to the AR12738. The figure is generated using the Solar MAgnetic Connection Haus (https://github.com/jgieseler/solarmach) tool (Gieseler et al. 2023).

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