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Sun's swirling surface captured in spectacular detail by world's largest solar telescope

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Ellen Phiddian
Sun's swirling surface captured in spectacular detail by world's largest solar telescope
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Astronomers have used the world's largest solar telescope to capture high-resolution imagery of the Sun's surface, revealing previously unseen physical processes. These observations, including the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, may help scientists understand solar phenomena like the corona's heat and solar flares.

The most detailed view of the Sun's swirling surface to date has been captured in images and video by the world's largest solar telescope.

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