Not-So-Complex Helio-Nuclear Physics
October 6, 2021
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We already know the sun produces elements, especially in solar flares. The mystery of "where's the helium plasma rain coming from?" is the solar flare and thermoelectric processes at work in the photosphere, chromosphere and corona, including the psychotically hot upper corona, where we see the helium produced in this video.
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