You’ve never seen the Sun like this! Here are the sharpest images of the Sun

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You’ve never seen the Sun like this! Here are the sharpest images of the Sun

By admin, Kasım 22, 2024

You’ve never seen the Sun like this! Here are the sharpest images of the Sun





You've never seen the Sun like this! Here are the sharpest images of the Sun



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European Space Agency (ESA), Solar Orbiter using spacecraft Sun‘s surface to date highest definition recorded the images. These images offer the opportunity to examine the Sun in greater detail than ever before.

ESA shared four new images taken by Solar Orbiter in March last year. These images show the spacecraft traveling from the Sun at approximately 74 million kilometers Obtained from a distance away. The images reveal the dynamic and granular structure of the Sun’s surface in detail. This surface layer is known as the photosphere, and it’s where the Sunlight we see comes from.

Unique images of the Sun were recorded

The Polarimetric and Helioseismic Imager (PHI), one of six instruments on the spacecraft, detects large, turbulent plasma cells on the sun’s surface, each about 1,000 kilometers long. granules viewed. These cells form when hot plasma rising from the depths of the Sun is replaced by cooler plasma closer to the surface.




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Another new map shared is, Sun’s magnetic fields It shows. This map obtained by PHI reveals that magnetic fields are very strong and intense, especially in regions where sunspots are located. The reason why sunspots are colder than their surroundings is that the magnetic fields concentrated here prevent the convection movement that the plasma normally does and cause the plasma to move parallel to the magnetic field. This prevents heat from reaching the surface, causing sunspots to become colder.




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Another new map is tachogram It is known as and shows the speed and direction of movement of material on the Sun’s surface. Blue regions are moving towards Solar Orbiter, while red regions are moving away. This map clearly displays the Sun’s rotation around its axis. Additionally, it can be seen that magnetic field lines are broken on the surface in areas where sunspots are located.




You've never seen the Sun like this! Here are the sharpest images of the Sun



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Another image, obtained by Solar Orbiter’s Extreme Ultraviolet Imager (EUI) instrument in March last year, shows light emerging from the Sun’s outer atmosphere, or corona. plasma currents It shows. Magnetic field lines emerge from the Sun’s surface, and along these lines plasma clusters can be launched into space, frequently connecting with neighboring sunspots. These plasma currents cause colorful aurora (polar lights) shows on Earth and other planets.

It was stated that recording such a close and high-resolution image of the Sun will help heliophysicists to better understand the magnetic activity of the star. ESA’s Solar Orbiter observation satellite was launched from the Cape Canaveral Cosmodrome in the USA in February 2020 to further deepen information about the Sun.

























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