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A rare and remarkable image, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has recorded a picture of the sun that shows a dark region called the corona hole lining up a smiling face-like pattern. Although this arrangement seems like a fun play, it is actually caused by strong magnetic forces that constantly change the shape of the sun's surface. Even in high heat conditions exceeding millions of degrees, natural alignment can occur and appeal to the human imagination.
A coronal hole is a region where the sun's magnetic field opens into deep space, causing a stream of high-speed charged particles to come off as the solar wind; the emission of these particles can interact with the Earth's magnetic field, sometimes exacerbating the aurora and affecting space weather that affects satellites and energy systems.
Scientists constantly monitor such areas to better understand the sun's magnetic cycles and dynamic behavior. This short "smile" of the sun is a reminder that complex astrophysics processes can sometimes create unexpectedly beautiful patterns.
Source: Images from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory; NASA's solar physics research on corona holes and space weather.
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