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Scientists Simulated Solar Explosions in The Lab

Scientists simulated 100,000 solar explosions in a lab.

By · Published October 26, 2026  20:16 UTC · Updated October 26, 2026  22:24 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Scientists simulated 100,000 solar explosions in a lab.
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This may help explain the solar corona's heat. According to Nacionale and New Scientist, the experiments could provide a mechanism for heating the solar corona. The study was conducted in a laboratory.

The research has implications for our understanding of the sun. The solar corona is the outer atmosphere of the sun. Scientists have long struggled to understand how it is heated.

Further research is needed to confirm the findings.

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What is the solar corona?

The solar corona is the outer atmosphere of the sun.

Where were the experiments conducted?

The experiments were conducted in China.

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