NASA presented a documentary for Rain plasma on the surface of the sun

Scientists say solar physics in the U.S. space agency "NASA" that rain could fall on the surface of the sun, but rain is not composed of water but of "plasma" Plasma is the fourth case of the item after gaseous, liquid and solid, as composed of plasma in the soles of the sun from the article ROM Very so that up to one million tons each cubic centimeter!

Explains physicists solar NASA through documentary special Ontjoh to illustrate this phenomenon Rain plasma that fell on the sun in mid-July 2012 the past, where she launched the sun enormous amount of radiation and material uncommonly as rain very warm composed of particles electrically charged It "electrons" Electrons and "protons" Protons and "ions" Ions, called "rain coronary solar" Coronal Rain, and how to launch the Sun "UV" ultraviolet light generated by "rain coronary solar" which reaches a temperature of about 50 thousand degrees Kelvin (49,726 degrees Celsius).

The real-time was shortened for solar rainy period so that every 6 minutes was summed up in one second, and real-time, which was introduced in this documentary film covers about 10 hours.

Although quiet sun proportion of stars in terms of the stability of their brightness and power rate of them, but they actually pass at specific time intervals increases the activities magnetic status fashionable or normal to them, appears with these activities magnetic sunspots and Ahawaz solar magnetic storms solar and others.

The incidence of coronary rain and launch solar sun of electrically charged particles associated mainly to increase activity of solar magnetic fields, and can infer the occurrence of these activities and the occurrence of coronary rain through the solar monitoring "sunspot" on the surface of the 
sun.





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