NASA has released stunning images of a giant solar flare. These solar flares occur relatively frequently and are considered by the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).
The giant flare came from the solar surface on 24 February. A few days earlier, on 15 February, there was a burst of X-category the strongest of the scale, "the largest solar flare in four years.
NASA then explained that the eruption was a sign of a new cycle of activity in the sun after a long period of calm.
This time the phenomenon was of lower magnitude (M) and lasted about an hour and a half.
SDO. The SDO spacecraft was launched on February 11, 2010. It is the most advanced spacecraft ever built to study the star of our Solar System.
The giant flare came from the solar surface on 24 February. A few days earlier, on 15 February, there was a burst of X-category the strongest of the scale, "the largest solar flare in four years.
NASA then explained that the eruption was a sign of a new cycle of activity in the sun after a long period of calm.
This time the phenomenon was of lower magnitude (M) and lasted about an hour and a half.
SDO. The SDO spacecraft was launched on February 11, 2010. It is the most advanced spacecraft ever built to study the star of our Solar System.
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