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Closest image of sun by "Solar Orbiter" ( till now).

"The Solar Orbiter",which was launched on 10 February,2020 by European Space Agency and NASA took the closest ever image of sun. The most detailed images of sun ever.
Image of sun from "Solar Orbiter spacecraft".
(Image courtesy: ESA and NASA)

These images reveals a unique phenomena of sun called "Campfires"."Campfires" are actually tiny solar flares. The image of campfire was taken by an Extreme Ultraviolet Imager (EUI) of Solar Orbiter. The space craft was nearly at the middle of sun and earth (77 million km from sun).


Campfires (Shown by arrow).
Image Courtesy: ESA and NASA

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