Scientists have captured the sun's surface in unprecedented detail using the National Science Foundation's Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope in Hawaii. The images reveal feathery patterns caused by magnetized plasma moving at different speeds, a phenomenon never before observed at this level on the sun. Published in Nature, the findings could help track coronal mass ejections that disrupt GPS and create auroras.
New Images Reveal Sun's Surface in Finest Detail Yet
Source: AP News
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