Nasa Satellites Capture The Sun Face

National Space Enterprises United States (U.S.) or shifting the position of NASA’s two best spy satellite was not in vain.

National Space Enterprises United States (U.S.) or shifting the position of NASA’s two best spy satellite was not in vain.

Evidently, the two satellites worth US500 million it had targeted a way as the center of the solar system from different directions. Two satellite Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (Stereo) tepat.Berada positioned on the shift position, both are actually able to observe the sun with amazing results. The sun, the stars are loyal as the center of the solar system that appears yellowish when viewed from Earth, is now clearly defined. On Sunday (6 / 2), the sun was right in the middle of the two satellite Stereo.Dengan such positions, according to NASA, satellites can target both the physical form of the sun is more obvious than ever. NASA hopes the two satellites can take a portrait of the sun to spin 360 degrees.

If successful, the result will be a round portrait of the first 360-degree sun in the history of space programs. Launched in 2006, two twin satellites initially positioned within a certain distance apart. The primary mission of both is to study the massive explosion that created the sun. It is said that the explosion was able to eject billions of tons of particles toward Earth. The particles are ejected from the solar center if diteropong beautiful perhaps through a special camera. However, bursts of particles still have a negative effect. NASA presented, bursts of particles often obscure the view of astronauts or spacecraft that was only exploring near the sun.
Not only that, bursts of particles that drop to the ground was sometimes confuse some major systems, including electricity and satellite. Professor Richard Harrison of the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK, who became the project investigator testified that the two satellites have provided the best images of the sun. “Being away from the sun-earth straight line, you can put distance between the sun and the earth, then look similar awanawan coronal mass ejections (CMEs), “he explained.
CMEs is the term used by scientists to refer to particles ejected from the sun.