Astronomers Catch Plasma Falling at Supersonic Speeds Inside a Solar Filament
Using the THEMIS telescope in Tenerife, solar physicists have measured cool plasma falling at a supersonic 89.8 kilometres per second ...
Using the THEMIS telescope in Tenerife, solar physicists have measured cool plasma falling at a supersonic 89.8 kilometres per second ...
A new analysis of more than a century of Ca ii K images from India's Kodaikanal Solar Observatory shows that ...
New controlled simulations and Monte Carlo experiments show that Fourier power spectra of the solar photospheric velocity field reliably reflect ...
Using the AIMS telescope at Lenghu Observatory, a new Solar Physics study finds that sunspot umbrae, penumbrae and the quiet ...
An unusual multi-lane type II radio burst observed on May 29, 2024 shows that complex, inhomogeneous shock dynamics near the ...
Researchers have re-analyzed Philippe de La Hire's 1703 to 1710 sunspot journals from the Paris Observatory, reconstructing daily positions, areas, ...
A multi-spacecraft study of three 2013 streamer blowout coronal mass ejections reveals distinctive slow-to-fast kinematic profiles with acceleration transitions at ...
A half-century statistical analysis of GOES X-ray flare records shows that both flare intensity distributions and flare rates by sunspot ...
Using coordinated observations from multiple spacecraft, researchers traced solar energetic electrons from a 28 January 2025 coronal jet to detectors ...
Researchers at Guangxi University have designed the Solar X-ray Polarization Detector, a GMPD-based instrument capable of measuring the polarization and ...
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