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    NASA Sun & Space‏Verified account @NASASun Jun 27

    Our IRIS mission — short for Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph — launched to space 5 years ago today! 🎉 IRIS studies how light, matter and energy move from the Sun’s surface to its upper atmosphere, called the corona. http://nasa.gov/iris pic.twitter.com/T1kRGW9qDG

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      2. NASA Sun & Space‏Verified account @NASASun Jun 27

        We’re sharing a few of our favorite IRIS images & science results from the past half decade! In Sept. 2017, IRIS saw coronal structures associated with an intense solar flare. https://go.nasa.gov/2gQwAaf pic.twitter.com/KsVnXpedeJ

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      3. NASA Sun & Space‏Verified account @NASASun Jun 27

        In 2014, IRIS was one of several @NASA observatories that saw the Sun’s own magnetic landscape put a stop to a burgeoning solar eruption. https://go.nasa.gov/2vumUVB pic.twitter.com/BJVPkjr6L8

        Sun Shreds Its Own Eruption
        On Sept. 30, 2014, multiple NASA observatories watched what appeared to be the beginnings of a solar eruption. But instead of erupting, it collapsed, shredded to pieces by invisible magnetic forces.
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      4. NASA Sun & Space‏Verified account @NASASun Jun 27

        This past August, IRIS caught a glimpse of the total solar eclipse from space! https://youtu.be/7RmczjiDlwE pic.twitter.com/QPLS65g4cB

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      5. NASA Sun & Space‏Verified account @NASASun Jun 27

        Last year, scientists published a new computer model that shows how solar spicules — jets of solar material that burst from the Sun’s surface — are created, based on IRIS’ data: https://go.nasa.gov/2sVQAvL pic.twitter.com/wuczVbd838

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      6. NASA Sun & Space‏Verified account @NASASun Jun 27

        Just a year after launch, IRIS data was already helping scientists shed new light on the mysteriously high temperatures in the Sun’s corona. https://go.nasa.gov/2KqMdBH pic.twitter.com/glMcIn0tX2

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      7. NASA Sun & Space‏Verified account @NASASun Jun 27

        And in 2016, IRIS, along with other observatories, helped scientists capture the first-ever observations of a solar wave traveling up into the Sun’s atmosphere from a sunspot. https://go.nasa.gov/2tHNSss pic.twitter.com/PAVCQtNOz9

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      1.  👁️ Z𝓪ɲgɲ𝓾zóio  👁️‏ @analisdocsPF Jun 27
        Replying to @NASASun @lobaoeletrico

        Que lindo, eu gosto de deixar ligado direto ela percorrendo a terra devagarinho, as vezes fico uns 50 dias sem desligar o PC. e sempre dou uma olhada. Nem imagino o que espero ver, acho que só a terra, é calmo, como um aquário

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      1. Isaac Warren Murrell‏ @pixelastronaut Jun 27
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        pic.twitter.com/LD95dZ9XM5

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      1. Joe Sza‏ @BlueCheese26 Jun 27
        Replying to @NASASun @NASA

        pic.twitter.com/I9rxT5y4bd

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      1. Victor Salvador‏ @VictorS27420433 Jun 28
        Replying to @NASASun @NASA

        Its wonderful!

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      1. RK‏ @TyurutyuruM Jun 28
        Replying to @NASASun @AstroHardin

        LOL:)pic.twitter.com/ASBylrEGTJ

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      1. Climate Corruption‏ @msroberts0619 Jun 27
        Replying to @NASASun @NASA

        Gee...you'll never see CO2 doing this every single day, totally bombarding the earth relentlessly. CO2 on the other hand feeds green plants. Nothing more.

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      2.  🇺🇸 🕹EvGamerSINY 🎮 🇺🇸‏ @EvGamerSINY Jun 27
        Replying to @NASASun @NASA

        Nice CGI

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      3. R Hunter‏ @RHunter20 Jun 27
        Replying to @EvGamerSINY @NASASun @NASA

        Haha....idiota

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      2. Kev‏ @IsThatTequila Jun 27
        Replying to @NASASun @NASA

        The sun is flat though

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      3. R Hunter‏ @RHunter20 Jun 27
        Replying to @IsThatTequila @NASASun @NASA

        Hahaha......

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      1. Chris Sommerlad‏ @ChrisSommerlad Jun 28
        Replying to @NASASun @NASA

        Good to see our paxtayer $52 million a day is being well spent. That is some professional level CGI! #FakeNews

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      1. Ujwala Sawant‏ @UjwalaSawant3 Jun 28
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        Incredible..

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