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Stars and solar physics

Stars and solar physics

Mystery of floppy solar jets is solved at last

23 Jun 2017 Hamish Johnston
Computer simulation and observation of spicules
Sunny lawn: simulations and observation of spicules. (Courtesy: University of Oslo / Swedish 1-m Solar Telescope)
Neutral particles play a crucial role in the creation of mysterious jets of plasma called spicules t

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