NSF Inouye Solar Telescope Enables Major Discovery of a Hidden Solar Process
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The Inouye Solar Telescope directly observed Kelvin-Helmholtz instability on the Sun for the first time. Dozens of plasma vortices appeared along magnetic boundaries, with the same 50–65 km spacing independently produced by computer simulations and analytical theory.
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