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NASA just got closer to the sun than ever before, so of course they had to take a picture
Scientists have released the closest images ever taken near the sun, captured by NASA’s Parker Solar Probe flying 3.8 million miles above the solar surface. See more images of solar eruptions on the sun: https://t.co/k6WdI1gdUQ pic.twitter.com/RQkrZHbvgQ
NASA has shared a picture caught by one of their satellites that appears to show the sun "smiling", but people have been left divided about what the unusual image really looks like ...
— NASA Sun, Space & Scream (@NASASun) October 30, 2022 The sun put on a similar Halloween-esque face in 2014, when NASA captured images of the sun looking like an eerie jack-o-lantern .
A NASA observatory captured what appeared to be a jack-o-lantern-esque smile on the sun's surface, showing what are actually splotches on the sun's surface that are cooler than the surrounding ...
The NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the image of what appeared to be a “smiling” face on the solar surface. The pattern was formed by dark splotches called coronal holes.
A NASA observatory captured what appeared to be a jack-o-lantern-esque smile on the sun's surface, showing what are actually splotches on the sun's surface that are cooler than the surrounding ...
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