Unprecedented images may explain one of greatest mysteries of the sun
Highest-ever resolution pictures of our star could help show why its corona is millions of degrees hotter than its surface Golden bands and swirling vortices have been spotted on the sun in the most detailed images ever captured of the turbulent surface of our home star. Astronomers observed the sun with the Inouye solar telescope in Hawaii, the world's most powerful solar telescope, and saw new features smaller than 20km (12 miles) across in a magnetically active region close to a sun spot. T
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Izquierda: The Guardian resaltó los aspectos de maravilla científica y resolución de misterios. Centro: Fuentes neutrales se enfocaron objetivamente en las capacidades del telescopio y los descubrimientos de física. Derecha: La evidencia fue insuficiente para determinar un encuadre típico de los medios conservadores.
5 de agosto de 2026: Nature publicó hallazgos sin precedentes de los investigadores sobre la superficie solar. https://nso.edu/telescopes/dkist/
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