Solar Orbiter Unveils Source of Mysterious Slow Solar Wind
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ESA’s Solar Orbiter has successfully linked measurements of the solar wind around the spacecraft to high-resolution images of the Sun’s surface, marking a significant breakthrough in understanding the origins of the solar wind. This achievement allows solar physicists to trace the solar wind back to its source regions on the Sun, fulfilling a key mission objective and opening new avenues for research.
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