How Trees Secretly Shaped The World | BBC Wildlife Documentary
Ninety million miles away, our star is entering a period of intense activity, sending massive streams of superheated plasma and radiation toward Earth. Advanced satellite fleets now capture the sun in extraordinary detail, showing a magnetic landscape that is constantly shifting and exploding. During a rare total solar eclipse, the hidden atmosphere of the sun comes into view, offering scientists…
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