corona
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- /kəˈroʊnə/
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- Several manned and unmanned spacecraft have used coronagraphs to photograph the corona hour by hour in visible light.
- solar corona
- Sun's corona
- heat the corona
You see the eclipse, the white light corona and it is in that environment.
- You see the eclipse, the white light corona and it is in that environment.
- So can you say, does that mean that we could actually find elements on Earth that were present in the sun's corona or on the sun?
Examples
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For example, the solar corona appeared very weak when observed at eclipses during that period.
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The shape of the corona varies continuously and is thus different at each successive eclipse.
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Do you realize you can actually see part of the solar corona from here?
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The structure of the corona is maintained by the magnetic field of the Sun.
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Among the major conclusions of the research is that the corona is much more dynamic than we had thought.
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Photographs of the corona show that it is very irregular in form.
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The latest thinking is that the corona is composed entirely of these loops.
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Close to the solar limb, the corona's temperature is about 2,000,000 K.
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At the onset of totality, the Sun's corona extended its crepuscular fingers across the ash tinted sky.
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During the solar eclipse, the corona appeared as a shimmering halo around the Sun.
Synonyms
A bright white halo seen around the sun during a solar eclipse
Compounds
A small group of stars in the northern sky that forms a half circle like a crown
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A faint glow around a high-voltage wire when the air becomes charged
How Far
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Corona comes from the Latin corona, meaning 'crown', because the Sun's outer layer looks like a bright 'crown' or halo during a total eclipse. So, corona names that shining rim of the Sun.