Solar explosion
The whys and the hows explained!
Herausgegeben: Miller-Jones, Edward R.
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory watched a flare erupt at the limb of our nearest star that sent a tower of superheated plasma high into the corona - the sun's atmosphere on December 31st 2012. The SDO spacecraft is one of several sun-watching space telescopes keeping taps on sun explosions and other sun weather events. The NASA's video demonstrated a bright red plume of super-magnetic plasma extending from the sun's surface. Indeed, the massive explosion on the Sun'...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory watched a flare erupt at the limb of our nearest star that sent a tower of superheated plasma high into the corona - the sun's atmosphere on December 31st 2012. The SDO spacecraft is one of several sun-watching space telescopes keeping taps on sun explosions and other sun weather events. The NASA's video demonstrated a bright red plume of super-magnetic plasma extending from the sun's surface. Indeed, the massive explosion on the Sun's surface have proved to extend 20 times the size of the planet Earth. Subsequently, the astronomers have referred to it as subdued. In addition to this, the researchers have mentioned that the explosion lasted approximately four hours. Researchers have further stated that the intense magnetic field looped through the solar photosphere and had funneled the accelerated plasma in a wonderfullycomplex and elegant formation...
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