Science & Environment

The Sun as never seen before thanks to a new telescope

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Le 19h30
31 January 2020

Gaël Buldgen

Sciences, UNIGE

A huge American telescope atop a volcanic island in the Pacific has photographed the Sun with unprecedented resolution, allowing us to see plasma bubbles the size of France.

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