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Scientists published a paper in Nature Astronomy detailing how the Solar Orbiter spacecraft pinpointed the Sun's surface as the source of magnetic switchbacks. The study used the Solar Wind Analyser instrument to detect charged oxygen and carbon particles, confirming the 'interchange reconnection' process. This discovery helps predict extreme space weather events that impact Earth and protect space-based infrastructure.
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