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Recently, a device to examine the most recent solar activity with an Atlas V rocket, has been successfully launched by NASA. The Atlas V rocket carrying the SDO lifted off from Cape Canaveral-Florida, at 10:23 a.m. ET Thursday. NASA had delayed the launch 3 times Wednesday because of windy conditions. Which means it will be active within a few days.

The Observation device called “Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO)” It was the first mission of NASA related to the sun research programs. With this device, the scientists hope to better understand the solar activity. which would have a great effect on life on earth.

NASA’s team says that the first-of-its-kind observatory will provide a better understanding of the sun and its role in space weather events such as solar flares, which can wreak havoc on Earth.

The most advanced solar observatory ever built rocketed into space is designed to deliver solar images with 10 times better resolution than high-definition television, according to NASA. Its five-year mission “will determine how the sun’s magnetic field is generated, structured and converted into violent solar events like turbulent solar wind, solar flares and coronal mass ejections,” according to the agency.