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

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Sun's swirling surface captured in spectacular detail by world's largest solar telescope
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Astronomers have captured the highest-resolution imagery of the Sun's surface using the world's largest solar telescope. The images reveal a physical process called Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, providing new insights into solar plasma dynamics.

The Sun's surface is constantly churning with hot, glowing plasma.

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