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1,000 mile wide magnetic super tornadoes rage on the Sun | Amazing Science

The discovery of "super-tornadoes" rising above the surface of the sun may help solve the mystery of how our home star heats it wispy outer atmosphere to a million degrees. There is plenty of energy below the 5780° visible surface to do the job, but solar physicists have long argued about how that energy heats the corona, seen as an encircling crown of light that emerges during a total solar eclipse. Now a group reports online today in Nature that, using both spaceborne and ground-based…
Dr. Stefan Gruenwald
Dr. Stefan Gruenwald

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