The sun’s surface has whirlpools. Here’s why they may be the engine behind space weather.

BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM

There’s something slightly odd about the fact that we’ve had solar telescopes for more than a century and still couldn’t quite see the sun’s surface. We’re already aware of the big stuff: plasma bubbling in convective cells, sunspots forming where…

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