NASA’s Spacecraft Recorded Solar Eclipse Phenomenon

KOMPAS.com – Spaceship monitor Sun owned by the United States Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), recording phenomena solar eclipse which is unusual.

The reason is that the solar eclipse on Wednesday, June 29, 2022, can only be observed from outer space just.

Airplane named Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), recording the eclipse of the Sun from its unique perspective in outer space. This is the only place where the event can be seen.

“At the height of the eclipse the Moon covered 67 percent of the Sun, and the mountains of the Moon were illuminated by the Sun’s flames,” SpaceWeather wrote.

As reported by Live ScienceSaturday (2/7/2022), SDO usually observes the Sun as a source of space weather, or radiation in space that affects Earth.

The probe studies a number of aspects of the Sun, including the magnetic field, sunspots and other aspects that affect its activity during the 11-year solar cycle.

“SDO studies how activities sun occur and cause space weather. Measurement of the Sun’s interior, atmosphere, magnetic field and energy release spaceship works to help understand the stars, “said NASA.

Also read: How the Phenomenon of a Total Solar Eclipse Occurs?

Solar Dynamics Observatory, the spacecraft that successfully recorded the phenomenon solar eclipse launched in February 2010, is part of the network of solar spacecraft NASA and its partner, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Scientists also researched the activity of the Sun which is quite frequent in recent times. It is estimated that solar activity will reach its peak in 2025.

They also claimed to be interested in exploring the origin of solar flares, and coronal mass ejections or coronal mass ejections (CME), which has charged particles and can create auroras in Earth’s atmosphere.

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