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Astronomers studied the evolution of magnetic helicity in the active region of the Sun, without a coronal mass ejection.
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A solar flare from AR 11944 emitted on January 7, 2014, seen in several different wavelengths of light from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. From right to left, the artificially-colored images show plasma at approximately 1 million degrees Fahrenheit, 4.5 million degrees Fahrenheit and 12.7 million degrees Fahrenheit. Credits: NASA/SDO. Zipping through space at close to the speed of light, solar energetic particles, or SEPs, are one of the main challenges for the future of human spaceflight. Clouds of these tiny solar projectiles can make it to Earth – a 93 million-mile journey – in ...
Mar 11, 2021 Zipping through space at close to the speed of light, Solar Energetic Particles, or SEPs, are one of the main challenges for the future of human spaceflight. Clouds of these tiny solar projectiles can make it to Earth – a 93-million mile journey – in under an hour. They can fry sensitive spacecraft electronics and pose serious risks to human astronauts. But their onset is extraordinarily hard to predict, in part because we still don’t know exactly where on the Sun they come from. A new study tracing three SEP bursts back to the Sun has provided the first answer.