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Fermi registriert Gammastrahlen von "verborgenen" Sonnenflares http://www.astropage.eu/2017/02/01/fermi-registriert-gammastrahlen-von-verborgenen-sonnenflares/
This illustration shows large magnetic structures extending high above the sun from the active region hosting the Sept. 1, 2014, solar blast. Left: Scientists think particles accelerated at the leading edge of the event's coronal mass ejection followed magnetic lines high above the sun. Right: Some of the particles followed similar magnetic structures rooted in the Earth-facing side of the sun. They rained down on the sun and interacted with the solar surface, producing gamma rays (magenta). The solar images shown here come from (left) STEREO B and (right) NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Credit: NASA/STEREO and NASA/SDO
Fermi registriert Gammastrahlen von "verborgenen" Sonnenflares http://www.astropage.eu/2017/02/01/fermi-registriert-gammastrahlen-von-verborgenen-sonnenflares/
This illustration shows large magnetic structures extending high above the sun from the active region hosting the Sept. 1, 2014, solar blast. Left: Scientists think particles accelerated at the leading edge of the event's coronal mass ejection followed magnetic lines high above the sun. Right: Some of the particles followed similar magnetic structures rooted in the Earth-facing side of the sun. They rained down on the sun and interacted with the solar surface, producing gamma rays (magenta). The solar images shown here come from (left) STEREO B and (right) NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Credit: NASA/STEREO and NASA/SDO
