Parker Solar Probe Spots Twisted Magnetic Braids Growing in the Solar Wind
Illustrative image The magnetic environment around the Sun is a jumbled mess of chaotic fields and streams of charged particles. Recently we’ve been getting at least slightly better at mapping out its complexity, thanks in large part to data collected by missions like the Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter. But there’s still a large gr…
Source：Universe Today
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