Scientists are very interested in understanding the solar region of the Sun, also known as the corona. Many solar activities take place there. Scientists also want to understand why the flow of charge particles in this region of the Sun suddenly accelerates. Scientists are also interested in this because of the coronal mass ejection (CME), which can have an effect till the Earth. Due to this ejection, the power grid, communication network and many satellites on Earth can be damaged.
However, a public research institute NSF has shared a high-resolution image of the solar sunspot taken by the Inouye Telescope. NatalSolar Observatory tweeted that Inouye was eyeing the Sun as NASA’s Parker Solar Probe (PSP) approached the Sun. After this both of them together captured this picture. The Inouye Telescope began operations in February this year.
While the Inouye Telescope is operating from Earth, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope is capturing events there from space. Recently, it has captured two galaxies interacting with each other about 200 million light years away from Earth. It is located in the ‘Pegasus constellation’. In an image shared on its Instagram page, NASA has shown a large ring galaxy (NGC 7469) and its smaller companion (IC 5283). The ‘NGC 7469’ galaxy is quite large. It also represents a massive black hole and a bright ring of a cluster of stars.
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