Scientists will use total solar eclipse to study the sun's corona

While millions were awed by the total solar eclipse, scientists hope to learn more about our sun from the celestial event. Amir Caspi, a solar astrophysicist at Southwest Research Institute, talks with Ellison Barber about research his colleagues hope to gather on the sun's corona and what they can learn about the different temperature regions of the star.
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[@UncleSam_1776]

Good for you. Texas was cloud very cloud.

[@Bandobenz18]

Same in indiana. They were spraying the sky like crazy for hours before the eclipse

[@RicklessSanchez]

Nothing to be panic is just a sign no kidding just watching.

[@anonymoushuman8443]

CORONA 😳

[@StarSnow1101]

Lol, I feel ya. It just means crown.

[@Voex1966]

Geography lessons 6th grade

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