sábado, 30 de mayo de 2020

Spots, Waves and Wind: A Solar Science Timeline | NASA

Spots, Waves and Wind: A Solar Science Timeline | NASA



Spots, Waves and Wind: A Solar Science Timeline

Humankind has studied the Sun for millennia. Ancient Babylonians recorded eclipses on stone tablets. Renaissance scientists peered through telescopes, tracking sunspots. Eventually we took to space, and the first satellites captured solar particles streaming past Earth.
Each generation ran against the limits of their tools. So they built new ones, and a new bounty of questions emerged. Today, cutting-edge solar research can still trace its lineage to the efforts of early, Earth-bound Sun-watchers who were just as eager to understand our closest star. This is an abridged story of that scientific history: A genealogy of the advances that led to solar science as we know it today

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