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Streaming Push and Pull
NASA - Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) patch. Aug. 3, 2015
Elongated streams of plasma zipped back and forth along magnetic field lines above several active regions on the sun on July 26-27, 2015. This kind of activity is rather common, but interesting to watch up close as the streams of particles twist and turn and zip back and forth.
Streaming Push and Pull
The images were taken of ionized Helium heated to 60,000 degrees C. in 304 wavelength of extreme ultraviolet light. For more information about Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), visit: http://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/ Image, Video, Text, Credits: NASA/Solar Dynamics Observatory/Steele Hill. Greetings, Orbiter.ch Full article