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Stars and solar physics

Stars and solar physics

Supercomputer simulations reveal how the Sun accelerates charged particles

06 Oct 2022
A solar flare
Hot stuff: solar flares are often associated with increased particle emissions from the Sun. (Courtesy: AdobeStock/kittiphat/180260458)
Researchers in the US have used supercomputers to gain insights into the origins of the solar wind.

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