The upper one of a pair of new, solar active regions that just rotated into view of SDO offered a beautiful profile view of cascading loops spiraling above it (Jan. 15-16, 2012) following a solar flare eruption. These loop structures are made of superheated plasma, just one of which is the size of several Earths. With its ability to capture the Sun in amazing detail, SDO observed it all in extreme ultraviolet light. This particular video clip used an image every five minutes to present the motion. Note all of the other spurts and minor bursts from both regions during almost two days.
How can I get this on my computer ? How can I have an hours' worth ? This videos are super fantastic
vkorchnoifan 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Verrry nice visual. Thanks
djemptyx 1 month ago
Question could those "Spheres" that were pictured in the orbital zone of the Sun be helping to create these flare ups possibly firing something at it before the turn to us (YouTube)?
MrHerbert694 1 month ago