Scientific curiosity, The sun in 360 degrees

What happens behind the sun? As is evident from Earth we can only see half of the sun, but if we could see what happens behind it, in the part that we do not see, we could, for example, improve our forecasts about space weather. and other solar phenomena and that we could, for example, see the creation of sunspots that days later would be pointing towards the earth.

We must remember that on average it takes the sun to rotate on itself once every 27 days on average, because the sun does not rotate at the same speed in the polar areas as it does at the equator. It is one of the curiosities of the sun, but for this To be able to see the other side of the sun and know what happens there we would need to have a ship beyond the sun and luckily we already have it, it is the ship of the solar orbiter mission, a mission led by the European space agency.

In the video above published by this European space agency we can see the complete sun on the one hand the images taken by the Proba-2 mission ship of the European space agency that captures the Sun from the point of view of the Earth and on the other hand the other the perspective of the solar orbiter from the other side, in addition the images published by the European space agency show us the monitoring of the giant sun spot or active area AR 3664 that was very intense last May and that caused very powerful solar flares.

It was responsible for the auroras that were seen on Earth from May 10 to 12 and May 20 and also for the solar storm that hit Mars and it was even recorded how those solar wind particles came to affect the camera. of the Robert who was recording the images there on Mars.

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