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In a recently released, incredibly precise image of the sun, a polar crown prominence, also known as a mass of falling material, was visible.A breathtaking image captured by an astrophotographer shows a massive wall of plasma being spit out near the sun’s south pole and then tumbling down toward the solar surface at impossibly high speeds.With specialist camera equipment, Eduardo Schaerger Poupeau, who is based close to Rafaela in Argentina, obtained the arresting image on March 9. According to Poupeau, the plasma wall “raised soмe 100,000 kм [kiloмeters, or 62,000 мiles] above the sun surface.” To put that in perspective, it is equivalent to about eight Earths stacked on top of one another. “On my computer screen, it appeared to be hundreds of plastik threads.” A polar crown prominence (PCP) is a dazzling phenomenon similar to normal solar prominences, which…
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