This is not a CD, so it seems an unprecedented picture of the sun's crown

NASA obtained images of the outer crown of the Sun through its Space Observatory of Solar and Earth Relations (Stereo, for its acronym in English).

Specialists from the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) obtained information that show that the outer crown of the Sun, from over one million degrees is not as "soft" It is reproducing, but more structured and dynamic.

the crown is characterized as the source of the solar wind the current of particles that flow in all directions, affecting the magnetic fields of the Earth.

"In deep space, the solar wind is turbulent and gusty," says Craig DeForest, solar physicist SwRI, transcribing RT on the publication of The Astrophysical Journal .

" Using new technologies to improve the fidelity of the imag in, we realized that the crown is not soft, but structured and dynamic . Every structure we thought we understand is made up of smaller, more dynamic structures than we thought, "DeForest continues

High-quality images tell you more about the solar corona and the solar wind.

The month of August hopes to send NASA's Parker solar probe into the space to further study the solar wind.