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Astronomers captured the highest-resolution image ever of the Sun's surface, revealing band-like and vortex-like structures. These features confirm Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities on the Sun for the first time. The vortices, some just 20 km wide, may explain why the Sun's outer atmosphere gets so hot.
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