Scientists May Finally Know Why the Sun Ejects Millions of Plasma ‘Spicules’

Amaze Lab 2019-11-15

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Researchers didn’t have much of a clue on what caused these plasma geysers, that reach 6,200 miles above the sun’s surface, until now. And it may be due to magnetic mash-ups.

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