September 5, 2012 AT 11:56 am
Epic Video of a Filament Eruption on the Sun
Whoa! Check out this awesome footage from the NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory of a filament eruption on the Sun last Friday. More from the Atlantic:
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captures this video of a filament eruption on the sun last Friday at 4:36 in the afternoon EDT. The segment of the video in 304 angstroms wavelength, during which the sun appears red, covers a period of time lasting three hours.
The explosion sent a wave of solar plasma, known as a coronal mass ejection, toward the Earth at a speed of 900 miles per second, resulting in a beautiful aurora over parts of the Northern Hemisphere last night.
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