Space
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Sun Boils with Earth- and Jupiter-Sized Clumps of Matter
Scientists at NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) have developed a new way of probing the inner depths of the Sun by collecting data from the star's atmosphere, learning there's more to the solar surface than meets the eye.
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