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EverythingScience Most-detailed-ever view of the sun's surface revealed in new images from the world's largest solar telescope New images captured by the world's most powerful solar telescope have revealed something that was hiding in plain sight on the sun for 150 years: thousands…
Tiny Vortices on the Sun (Context & Scale)
Combination of data from the NASA/SDO satellite, the Inouye Solar Telescope VBI instrument, the MPS camera, and the HAO MuRAM simulation. This demonstrates the high detail obtained by the Inouye Solar Telescope. In the last part of the movie, the HAO MURaM simulation data is overlaid for both the synthesized intensity and the vertical magnetic field component that is finally displayed in three dimensions.

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