The world's largest solar telescope resolved the Sun at about 19-km scale and revealed ubiquitous plasma vortices that may help explain how magnetic energy moves

The Sun may appear to us on Earth as a glowing ball of plasma, but its surface is far more active and turbulent than it looks, which has been proven time and again through research. According to a latest report by Nature, observations from the world’s largest solar telescope have now provided an incredibly detailed view of the Sun's surface, showing tiny swirling structures that could help scientists understand how energy and magnetic fields flow through the solar atmosphere.

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