The surface intensity shows the sunspot with the dark
central umbra surrounded by the somewhat brighter, filamentary penumbra.
Not exact matches
Scientists at NCAR's High Altitude Observatory used a supercomputer to create this 3 - D, high - resolution image of a sunspot's dark
central region, called the
umbra, and its outer region, called the penumbra.
Sadly, this eerie, awe - inspiring event — known as totality — will be visible only from remote parts of the Northern Hemisphere: Starting in northern Canada, the moon's shadow, or
umbra, will glide across the Arctic into
central Asia.