Lodi Valley News.com

Complete News World

NASA publishes stunning video of the largest solar volcanic eruption

NASA publishes stunning video of the largest solar volcanic eruption

Share recent photos by NASA and for ESA (European Space Agency) I was again surprised by the sun’s appearance, this time from a volcanic eruption on a solar prominence. It is the longest recorded so far.

As detailed by the portal firewareOh full sun photography It was the resource used to obtain the image.

But then, what is solar prominence?

For those who don’t know, the European Space Agency classifies them as Large magnetic field line structure, which maintains dense concentrations of solar plasma suspended on the surface of the star.

Moreover, it is associated with coronal mass ejections that, if directed toward Earth, can directly affect technology and our daily lives.

On February 15, millions of kilometers stretched into space, but without targeting our planet.

“It’s an important reminder of the sun’s unpredictable nature and the importance of understanding and observing its behavior.”

The European Space Agency confirmed.

Features of the European Space Agency’s solar probe

a solar orbit The European Space Agency is a scientific satellite for solar observation, developed in cooperation with NASA. In general, he makes detailed measurements of the magnetic field on the surface of the Sun.

This satellite was launched on February 10, 2020 on the Atlas V spacecraft from Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 41.

Predictions say that between September 3 of this year and September 2, 2030, it will fly over Venus.

What’s new for the satellite in March of this year

Closer approach to the sun On March 26 it is expected to be about 0.3 times the distance between the Sun and the Earth. Therefore, the star will fill a much larger portion of the telescope’s field of view.

See also  NASA releases samples from the asteroid that reveal the presence of water and carbon

Currently , full sun photography It captures key details of the star from about 3.5 million kilometers away, five times the radius of the Sun.