The Art of Movement is a monthly show that highlights the most significant innovations in science and technology that are helping shape our modern world. Go inside "The Space Race" Thursday night on CNN's Original Series, "The Sixties."
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Space weather: Fine, with a chance of solar flares
A mid-level flare erupted on the left side of the sun on July 8, 2014. This image from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory highlights the high-temperature solar material in a flare, which is typically colorized in teal.
The Art of Movement is a monthly show that highlights the most significant innovations in science and technology that are helping shape our modern world. Go inside "The Space Race" Thursday night on CNN's Original Series, "The Sixties."
The Art of Movement is a monthly show that highlights the most significant innovations in science and technology that are helping shape our modern world. Go inside "The Space Race" Thursday night on CNN's Original Series, "The Sixties."
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