A data visualization shows columns of glowing, golden-brown clouds streaming across the screen. The motion creates the illusion of flying through a tunnel of swirling plasma, with brighter, denser regions pulsing and twisting to suggest turbulence and varying intensity. Warm tones of amber and bronze contrast against a deep black background, enhancing the sense of depth and motion as the clouds flow dynamically from right to left, capturing the energetic and storm-like behavior of the Sun’s outflowing atmosphere.

Can Solar Wind Make Water on Moon? NASA Experiment Shows Maybe 

Scientists have hypothesized since the 1960s that the Sun is a source of ingredients that form water on the Moon. When a stream of charged particles known as the solar wind smashes into the lunar surface, the idea goes, it triggers a chemical reaction that could make water molecules.    Now, in the most realistic lab … Continue reading Can Solar Wind Make Water on Moon? NASA Experiment Shows Maybe 

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