Astrophotographer Captures 100000 km Tall Wall Of Plasma On The Sun equals to 8 earths put one another details

Space scientists have seen a high wall-like structure on the surface of the Sun. The surprising thing is that this wall is 1 lakh kilometers high! It is being described as a wall of plasma. Argentinian astronomer Schaumburger Poupeau has captured it in his camera. Poupeau is an astrophotographer who took this photo on March 9. It can be seen in the photo that a huge wall of plasma is falling towards the surface of the sun. Let us know the whole matter.

The activities taking place on the surface of the Sun are surprising astronomers every day. Now another similar incident has been captured on camera in which a 1 lakh kilometer high wall of plasma has been seen on the surface of the Sun. LiveScience According to the report, astrophotographer Schaumburger Poupeau has captured this photo. It is said that this wall is so high that 8 earths can be stacked one above the other.

According to the information given, such structures have been seen on the surface of the Sun before. These are visible on the surface of the Sun around its poles. These structures keep emerging at very short intervals and are visible around the pole rings. These are called polar crown prominences (PCP). As far as their formation is concerned, they are similar to ordinary prominences which are formed from plasma or ionized gas. This plasma continuously erupts out of the surface of the Sun.

NASA says that the magnetic field near the poles on the Sun is very powerful. Therefore, as soon as this plasma erupts above, it falls downwards. For this reason they are also called plasma waterfalls. Their speed is also said to be very high. According to Space.com, when the plasma starts falling down after bursting upwards, its speed is 22370 miles per hour or 36 thousand kilometers per hour.