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Solar Flares and Activities from NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory

Ryan Nance July 9, 2014

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (Little SDO) creates composite images, like the lead image, the show a series of eruptions in color-indiciative imagery to make visible the differences in wavelengths. Others in the collection make visible differences in intensity, radiation levels, temperature. All of them are beautiful.

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In 5tilt Tags astrophotography, nasa, science
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