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The new high-resolution
are the closest ever that scientists have zoomed in on the Sun. The photographs show a 5,000-km-wide
of our closest
. Scientists are particularly
in photos that show what happens at the borders between the dark and
regions of the Sun. This is where huge spirals of fire are created. It happens when two
move at different speeds and meet, causing a build-up of energy. A
thing happens on Earth, but with ocean water, not
. You can see this in ocean waves. Dr Boboltz said: "Once there's enough
, it can then be released as a solar flare." He said the photos could help us to "figure out and eventually predict space
".