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The NSF Inouye Solar Telescope captured its first X-class solar flare in unprecedented detail, revealing structures like tiny coronal loops at scales as small as 21 kilometers, providing new insights into the Sun's most energetic eruptions and magnetic reconnection processes.
Scientists captured the most detailed images of a solar flare ever using the Inouye Solar Telescope, revealing plasma loops as small as 13 miles across, which could enhance understanding of solar flare mechanics and magnetic reconnection.
The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope has captured the highest resolution images of coronal loops during a solar flare, revealing that these loops are much thinner than previously thought, with implications for understanding magnetic reconnection and solar activity.
The Inouye Solar Telescope captured the highest-resolution images of a solar flare, revealing ultra-fine coronal loops as small as 21 km, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of solar magnetic structures and flare mechanisms.