Sun's corona seen in 'exquisite detail' in new Solar Orbiter view

See amazing footage of the Sun's corona in this view captured in Sept. 2023.
Credit: ESA & NASA/Solar Orbiter/EUI Team
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[@twonumber22]

that's hot

[@justfinereally6549]

It is beautiful 😳

[@SebastianWellsTL]

Ahh, that's hot!

[@Pintuuuxo]

Our lovely star! Free energy.

[@terrizittritsch745]

That is so cool!!

[@thesameeeeee]

That looks crazy 😮

[@BenjySparky]

Wow

[@kerch-e]

Google pulls up nothing on "coronal moss" except this video. Is it an actual term or are you just using "moss" as a descriptor?

[@yellowgorse3878]

these vidoes are far too short, 45s?

[@Taima]

I've got a good few questions about all this. Most importantly, is this real time speed? And what the hell scale are we looking at? How large are these things that we're seeing?

[@samaracrawford2816]

The small eruption looks like a mermaid jumping out of the water and then it's tail splashing back.

[@Darkmattermonkey77]

Huh, so that’s what Michael Stipe’s head looks like up close.

[@shavkatov_Hasan]

When we use sun's energy😢

[@roslyntaber9580]

Dwayne chéri je t'adore mon ange

[@luizz_k]

Is this an god

[@roslyntaber9580]

And so more Dwayne Elliot chéri like u love mon amour ...