HisTORIC: The first time the sun was blown by Nassau

Scientists announced the news Tuesday during a meeting of the American Geophysic Union.

Solar Parker flew through the chorus in April during the eighth approach of Sunday's space shuttle, reports The Guardian, translates Periscope.

Scientists said it took them a few months to collect the data and then another months to confirm it.

Nour Raouafi, the scientist at John Hopkins University, described the news as “fascinating by”:

Because the sun lacks a solid surface, the crust is where the action takes place; exploring the region too intense magnetic can help scientists better understand the phenomenon of solar explosions that can disrupt life here on Earth. /Periscope