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This representation lays a portrayal of
the sun's attractive fields over a picture caught by NASA's Solar Dynamics
Observatory on March 12, 2016. The intricate overlay of lines can show
researchers about the ways the sun's attraction changes because of the
consistent development on and inside the sun. Take note of how the attractive
fields are densest close to the brilliant spots obvious on the sun – which are
attractively solid dynamic areas – and a hefty portion of the field lines join
one dynamic district to another.This attractive guide was made utilizing the
PFSS – Potential Field Source Surface – model, a model of the attractive field
in the sun's climate in view of attractive estimations of the solar surface.
The fundamental picture was taken in great bright wavelengths of 171 angstroms.
This kind of light is undetectable to our eyes, however is colorized here in
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