A couple of images from March 29, the earlier one showing the GRS exiting the pr. limb
but lots of interesting activity; I am noting an increased separation of the two major
delineations of the SEB at this time, particularly noted beginning about 20 degrees behind
the activity of the GRS; the most turbulent area by far seen in these two images is that
associated with the current of the NEBsouth, the EZnorth and perhaps within the North
Equatorial Belt ZONE itself.

Note the great predominance of reddish features:  the n. component of the SEB is strongly
defined in red for many degrees fol. the GRS, as is the curving s. component of this belt;
both subside some distance from the GRS active area.  In addition, note the very strong
segemented portion of the NEBs, the segmentation appearing to be the result of perhaps
higher or more dominant brighter features than the belt itself.  The reddish features are
best defined in the blue image of each of these two images, showing about 20 degrees of
rotation....



[Dr. P. Clay Sherrod  Arkansas  State U.S.A]