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Month: October 2020

Radiation on The Moon’s surface

8 October 2020 MarFTin Leave a comment

Space radiation on The Moon’s surface has the same sources as on the Earth: The Sun and Galactic Cosmic Rays,…

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Late on Aug. 16, the Sun released a B1-class solar flare, the second smallest and a relatively common class of flare. The activity occurred in an otherwise quiet area of the Sun. Images from our SDO show the flare in 3 different wavelengths: https://go.nasa.gov/3iZWEKo

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A special type of aurora that drapes across the night sky like a glowing pearl necklace — called auroral beads — is helping scientists uncover complex processes in near-Earth space. NASA spacecraft provided key data for a powerful new computer model: https://go.nasa.gov/2PPt51D

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