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bob lehman at goddard space center, a helio physicist.alk to us, today's solar eclipse will look very different from what we saw seven years ago, right? dr. lehman: cooler than it did last time, cool in the sense of wow. megan: not cold. dr. lehman: no, because it's like a million degrees. a minimum amount of activity. it's a 11-year cycle and 2017 was closer to minimum and april 2024 is the maximum of that. we'll see the maximum amount of dynamism and all the activity and it will look -- we'll see rays shooting out. sarah: does it increase activity and a chance for new discoveries and increased science? dr. leamon: greater activity levels means we have more chance to see what the sun will do in increased radiation levels or increased activity eruptions that will affect the earth, thanks that -- megan: how does it affect the earth and how do we study the effects? what tools do we have to study those effects? dr. leamon: radiation or chunks of the sun that hit the earth and those affect things like power grids and radio communications and

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a helio physics extraordinaire from washington, d.c.koehn: the helio physics big year started out in october, and we take a cause here in the middle to watch this particular eclipse, but that it will end on december 24th of 2024 when parker solar probe passes as close as it will ever get to the surface of the sun, within nine solar radii. jasmine: you worked on it 20 years ago. dr. koehn: i worked on a concept study for parker solar probe when i was a graduate student in 2002, and the idea was for us to dive into the sun rather than orbit the sun, so it was going to be a sun dive. jasmine: wow. this must be a very full circle moment for you. dr. koehn: this is absolutely brilliant. and that diamond ring -- wait a minute. that is pink. what we are seeing is down into the coma sphere now of the sun. we are seeing a little bit deeper of the corona, i believe, because of the pinkish color, we are looking at the corona sphere , which is a deeper layer of the sun. wow. jasmine: wow. this is like nothing we've seen in arkansas, and we will not

a helio physics extraordinaire from washington, d.c.koehn: the helio physics big year started out in october, and we take a cause here in the middle to watch this particular eclipse, but that it will end on december 24th of 2024 when parker solar probe passes as close as it will ever get to the surface of the sun, within nine solar radii. jasmine: you worked on it 20 years ago. dr. koehn: i worked on a concept study for parker solar probe when i was a graduate student in 2002, and the idea was for us to dive into the sun rather than orbit the sun, so it was going to be a sun dive. jasmine: wow. this must be a very full circle moment for you. dr. koehn: this is absolutely brilliant. and that diamond ring -- wait a minute. that is pink. what we are seeing is down into the coma sphere now of the sun. we are seeing a little bit deeper of the corona, i believe, because of the pinkish color, we are looking at the corona sphere , which is a deeper layer of the sun. wow. jasmine: wow. this is like nothing we've seen in arkansas, and we will not

so everything the sun touches is part of that helio physics science. so we're hoping people can take a moment to enjoy the solar eclipse. ask a few questions and maybe get a little bit curious on what that coronal structure is that outer atmosphere of the sun that they can see during a total solar eclipse. >> and i don't know, >> maybe just get a little curious on how the sun earth react relationship works. and so that's what we're trying to do is give people a little bit more information about their closest star and enjoy it a little bit. yeah. are you in hammered or even cited that so many people on millions of people are trying to make plans because they want to be a part of this >> i am thrilled with it. it's one of the few times ever that people are thinking about the sun actively. and i've spent the last, oh, i don't know about the sun constantly so everybody else welcome to the club. i'm thinking about the sun often. so we're excited to have people asking questions where we're talking with teachers today. we were in classrooms yesterday, so lear

jasmine: i figured from a helio physics expert like you.to thank the city of russellville for hosting us. our telescope feed operator. now, let's get back to james over at the kennedy center. james, back to you. james: yeah. thanks so much, jasmine. you can see that shadow has now officially moved off and is on our way to our next target, which is us here in carbondale, -- up here in carbondale, which is one of those lucky cities, because in 2017, they were right at the intersection point of the 2017 eclipse across america. they are there again this year. they will have a much longer slot. in 2017, they only had 2:14, but now, they will have 4:10, a really great viewing window for them to take in this big moment. very exciting to track that for them as well. also some details about this tool is, if i click onto the eclipse time, you notice this little icon comes up here. this is based off of real data from the parker solar probe. as you've heard, the sun is more active this time around. kind of like a wild hairball if you will. lots of diff

disfrutar durante los eclipses solares se han logrado avances importantes como el descubrimiento del helioero hacemos esto por una razÓn, queremos que puedan entender mejor el sol , nuestra tierra y, luego, intentar hacer algo para todos >> y asÍ aprovechar los c cientÍficos en la consentimiento celeste >> no desperdiciaron ningÚn solo momento, ademÁs lanzÓ tres c cohetes sonda desde virginia para analizar cÓmo este fenÓmeno afecta comunicaciones por radio en la tierra y podrÍa allanar el camino para que la nasa d desarrolle nueva tecnologÍa para proteger la red de comunicaciones. bueno este fenÓmeno tambiÉn ha tenido un gran impacto econÓmico. octavio, cuÉntanos >> cuÁnto crees tÚ que la gente gastÓ para acudir a esto >> miles de millones de dÓlares imagÍnate, muchos dicen que valiÓ la pena, pero vamos explicar un poco, sin duda, los puntos claves de la trayectoria han sido abarrotados por ap apasionados de la astronomÍa. mire esto, el eclipse del 2017 tuvo aproximadamente unos 12 millones de espectadores . este aÑo, la trayectoria era mucho mÁs ancha y larga, por lo cual, cerca o mÁs de

as you mentioned, kate looking up at the jumbotron and nikki real the scientists from helio physics at nasa. so that she's going to be looking at the structures emanating from the corona because the song and dance is known between the earth, moon, and the sun. it's been predicted since the time of the babylonians, millennia ago we don't know what is happening with the coronas. so much of it is still a mystery. listen to how she described it to us earlier today >> thank you i think of it as like a living beast. it has these objections that releases huge amounts of energy towards earth and it couples into this energy system. but that energy sometimes can impact spacecraft that we have on orbit, things like gps and navigation, which i don't know if you're like me, i rely on my gps like to get around my neighborhood. otherwise, i get lost. and if those systems go down because of activity going on in space, that's a big impact for us here on earth >> so the tail end of the conversation, she said, imagine 80 million school buses or millions of indycars being ejected from the sun, from the co

take a company like helio's, doing generative ai for a therapist conversation.isten to the conversation and use your own model to parse that and give dr. notes as well as a potential diagnosis and use a generative ai to package that and curate the content that comes out of it. these are capabilities are model was never able to process before, nor synthesize it down to something as precise or important as a diagnosis. ed: one of your bullets is billed were incumbent armed, cannot, or will not. often in silicon valley something gets built because of founder realizes there is a problem because they ran another tech company where they were frustrated by something. you have a sense that end markets know their use cases yet? how they are supposed to be using generative ai in whatever their business does? matt: that's my point. everybody knows generative ai is a great writer that can take all the content you have, synthesize it down, and help people get through it really quickly. if you have a graph or a set of output you can distill that down. it makes it so much more

, but helio with the letter x, but i sent them all to bans with the letter x, it annoys me when they always helps, and we move on , time for answers, my answers to your questions, what have we received? kusoreva natalya, kaliningrad. more than 20 years ago i was diagnosed with duodenal ulcer. now in the process of life we ​​have to undergo the procedure of fibrogarstroscopy. this time i was advised to undergo an analysis for the presence bacteria heliobacter. there is an opinion of many doctors that this bacterium is killed with every antibiotic taken. so it makes sense. undergo a procedure for the presence of this bacterium in the human body, if you can get rid of it so easily, what is your opinion, and if you can’t get rid of it so quickly, how can you cure it, thank you, in fact, why do a gastroscopy, you have 20 years ago there was an ulcer and now you do a gastroscopy every year, if there are no symptoms, it’s a pointless waste. money, this research is not the easiest, for some it will not be enough, so say, i just know that sometimes it’s a turn, this time, with geleobacter it’

. >> space physicist joe wesley is head of helio physics for nasa.feel like these kind of things show you the celestial bodies are real. at the moon is a thing that changes, that has differences. the sun is something that is active. our connection as humans to that celestial event is amazing. >> within 30 million americans live beneath the path of the total eclipse. diagonal swath. the roads to get there snarled by heavy traffic. some enthusiasts were out before dawn at the crest of niagara falls vying for a front row seat to >> this is the closest eclipse to where we live until 2079. if we are alive by then. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> it is part of human nature to see these things and become curious about the unknown. >> for much of the day spectators waited anxiously on the misty overlooks from clouds to clear. others 309 to be exact came dressed to brighten up the occasion. the city broke the guinness world record today for the most people dressed as the main attraction, the son. as afternoon finally rolled around, cloudy skies p

durante los eclipses solares se hanlogrado avances cientÍficos importantes como el descubrimiento del helioos informaciÓn y nos permite comunicar. entre mÁs informaciÓn tengamos del sol, que es nuestra mayor fuente de energÍa, es aÚn mejor. en cuanto a mi experiencia acÁ, julio, quiero decir que estoy como un nene chiquito, es un sueÑo de toda la vida, es mi segundo eclipse, uno anular, este total, entre todas mis experiencias, estÁ en mi segundo lugar, el primero, el nacimiento de mis hijas, el segundo, poder ver al sol eclipsado y quedar en menos noche en medio del dÍa. presidente, pasÓ contigo carlos, espero que la boda con tu mujer haya quedado ahÍ tambiÉnen las primeras tres experiencias de tu vida (risa) >> sÍ, es la tercera, y la cuarta es un vuelo de cero gravedad, probablemente me estÁ viendo y le enviÓ un saludo (risas) pero mira >> muy bien, muy bien >> debo decirte una cosa, tengo entendido que para el 2016, 2018, se podrÁ ver otro eclipse en egipto, le comentaba hace un rato a ella por mensaje de texto que deseaba llevar a las nenas y a ella porque es algo que uno nunca debe pe