X-rays illuminate the surface of our sun in a bouquet
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(NASA. SUN) X-rays illuminate the surface of our sun in a bouquet of colors. The sun's active regions are filled with flares, which are giant eruptions on the sun's surface that spew charged particles and high-energy radiation. They occur when magnetic field lines become entangled and break up, then reconnect. Chromogenic print of the period. Legend on label on the back. 40,6x40,6cm with margins.
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