Scientists have recorded multiple plasma emissions from the Sun

Multiple plasma emissions have been recorded on the invisible side of the Sun. This was announced on September 4 at the Laboratory of Solar Astronomy at the Institute of Space Research (IKI) of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

"A sharp increase in solar activity is observed in images coming from space telescopes and coronographs. Its main feature is multiple plasma emissions on the left (eastern) edge of the star," the Telegram channel says.

According to experts, currently the ejected solar matter does not pose a threat to the Earth, since it cannot reach the planet from its current position. Scientists noted that for potential risks to appear, solar activity should persist for several more days.

It is specified that during this time, hidden active areas that have become sources of emissions should reach the visible side of the Sun and approach the line between the star and the Earth.

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