Solar MAgnetized Regions Tomograph (SMART) Science Objectives: 1. Reveal how magnetic fields extend into the solar corona, where measurements do not exist. 2. Understand when, why, and how is magnetic energy released in

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Date: 2008-05-28 16:08:03 Physics Astrophysics Sun Light sources Space science Vector magnetograph Corona Solar flare Heliophysics Plasma physics Astronomy Space plasmas		Solar MAgnetized Regions Tomograph (SMART) Science Objectives: 1. Reveal how magnetic fields extend into the solar corona, where measurements do not exist. 2. Understand when, why, and how is magnetic energy released in Add to Reading List Source URL: sec.gsfc.nasa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 105,19 KB Share Document on Facebook

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