NASA Reveals Closest Ever Images of the Sun — and It’s on 🔥!

NASA and ESA's Solar Orbiter has snapped the closest-ever images of the Sun from just 48 million miles (about half the distance to Earth).

These ultra-high-res ultraviolet photos expose tiny solar “campfires” — miniature flares that could explain why the Sun’s outer atmosphere (the corona) is millions of degrees hotter than its surface.

Discover:
• What are these nanoscale eruptions?
• Why they matter for space weather and solar science
• What future close passes (down to 26 million miles) may reveal

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