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Official News from Voyager-1

09/16/2013 By Eliana Mackley Leave a Comment

It is Official… Voyager-1 has finally exited the solar system’s boundaries! The Voyager-1 arrived in interstellar space on August 25, 2012,but it wasn’t until September 12, 2013, that official news came rushing in that the only man-made space craft, Voyager-1 had successfully exited the solar system and is now beyond the heliosphere’s outer layer, called heliopause. And […]

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Solar Flare of July 19, 2012 – II

07/24/2012 By Eliana Mackley Leave a Comment

Video Image collage of the M7-class solar flare, of July 19, 2012 on solar spot area AR 1520 The video also shows a sequence of images registered from, July 17, 2012, to July 20, 2012 Before you view the video, lets first learn a little about what you will see, and also be we start, […]

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Sounds of The Sun

09/24/2010 By Eliana Mackley 1 Comment

Welcome! Listen to the sounds of that the sun makes The images in this video were taken by NASA’s Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA), and the sounds were recorded by NASA’s SOHO satellite, “The Sun is like a huge musical instrument. It rings like a bell, and vibrates like an organ pipe. Just like […]

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