NASA Observed Inside a Solar Explosion for the First Time

Solar flares have become one of the natural events we hear about frequently lately. These events generally occur when the Sun in relatively cold regions is occurring. During a solar explosion, huge amounts of plasma are thrown into space. When these plasmas interact with the Earth’s magnetic field, a solar explosion occurs.

reaching gigantic dimensions and whose effects we cannot yet fully predict. solar flaresThis leaves us with situations such as radio signal degradation. This being the case, we cannot even think about what was happening during those explosions. Fortunately, NASA sent it to space in 2018. Parker Solar Probethis eliminated the question mark.

The inside of a solar flare has been imaged for the first time.

The Parker Solar Probe had previously flown through the corona, which we know as the outer atmosphere of the Sun, and in this context touched the Sun. The vehicle, which broke new ground in this respect, now uses a method we know as coronal mass ejection (CME). solar flare It achieved another first by being able to view its interior while it was taking place.

The Parker Solar Probe, equipped with advanced sensors, was well within the explosion in question. clearly moving eddies managed to catch it. Thanks to this tool, physicists will be able to dive deeper into explosions that they cannot examine due to lack of equipment.

The Parker Solar Probe was launched on August 12, 2018. It still continues to approach our giant star. What are your thoughts on this subject?