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2020-10-31T10:23:43.779Z
The Sun as the Halloween pumpkin in the photo published by NASA, on the occasion of October 31st (ANSA)The Sun as the Halloween pumpkin in the photo published by NASA on the occasion of October 31st. The image was captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) on October 8, 2014: in it the active regions of the Sun are arranged to resemble the face carved on the Halloween pumpkin. Active regions appear brighter because they are areas that emit more light and energy and are indicators of an int
The Sun as the Halloween pumpkin in the photo published by NASA on the occasion of October 31st.
The image was captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) on October 8, 2014: in it the active regions of the Sun are arranged to resemble the face carved on the Halloween pumpkin.
Active regions appear brighter because they are areas that emit more light and energy and are indicators of an intense and complex set of magnetic fields in the outermost part of the Sun's atmosphere, the corona.
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