Imaging the Solar Corona from “Within”: A Cutting-Edge Approach to Enhance PSP/WISPR Imagery
Guillermo Stenborg et al 2025 ApJS 280 21 Researchers have developed a new way to subtract the F-coronal background from certain Parker Solar Probe images to reveal the large-scale dynamics of the…
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