For the first time, astronomers are able to see how tiny granules of hot gas rise and fall, caught up in the Sun’s magnetic atmosphere. They’re able to watch how magnetic variations start out, and then spread across the surface.
The photograph is beautiful, but the part that will really blow your mind is the video.
Original Source: NASA News Release
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