La NASA registra una explosión de radio solar sin precedentes de 19 días

23 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

Científicos de la NASA observaron una explosión de radio solar que duró 19 días en agosto de 2025, superando con creces el récord anterior de cinco días. El evento fue seguido mediante múltiples naves espaciales en todo el sistema solar y relacionado con una estructura de chorro en casco en el Sol.

La señal prolongada fue identificada como una explosión de radio de Tipo IV, generada por electrones energéticos atrapados en los campos magnéticos del Sol. Los investigadores combinaron datos de las misiones STEREO, Parker Solar Probe y Wind de la NASA, junto con el Solar Orbiter de la ESA y la NASA, para seguir la explosión a medida que el Sol rotaba.

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