It led to ejections and the threat of suspensions. Remember?
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Talk about ejections and how Mexican soccer is the best.
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Instead of coming undone, the shorthanded Clippers rallied following the ejections.
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Teammates left the bench, leading to six ejections (and subsequent suspensions).
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Coronal mass ejections are composed of multitudes of tiny solar particles.
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There were four ejections late in the fourth quarter of a Feb.
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Occasionally this produces giant explosions called solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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For a time he held the record for ejections from a game.
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Occasionally, the sun erupts giant amounts of particles known as coronal mass ejections.
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It flings off mighty arcs of hot plasma known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs).
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His two ejections are one off teammate SF Kevin Durant's league lead with three.
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For example, it drives explosive solar events such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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Michael Conforto homered for the Mets, who played the game shorthanded and saw two ejections.
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Bellemare was ejected, and a brawl started with seven minutes left, leading to more ejections.
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Michael Conforto homered for the Mets, who played the game short-handed and saw two ejections.
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Ariza had nine points and seven rebounds in 30 minutes at the time of his ejections.
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Even luckier for the Yankees, they ended up winning the game 6-5, despite the ejections.
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Armstrong said he fears what started as verbal protests and restaurant ejections could soon turn uglier.
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There had already been a bit of unrelated nonsense between the two teams before the ejections.
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You'd need to know exactly how much damage those ejections will do to our current grid.
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Cowboyish Home Office officials desperate to reach their targets have used any excuse to notch up ejections.
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There were five homers and a benches-clearing incident that led to five ejections in the game.
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Over the past few months, this has included the forceful ejections of Hamid and numerous other protestors.
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She watched him play with near-constant irritation on the court, racking up technical fouls and ejections.
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Frequently, large clumps of solar material explode into space in the form coronal mass ejections or CMEs.
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Flares are associated with something called coronal mass ejections, when high-energy plasma is sent out into space.
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All three of these causes could work together to cause the particle ejections as well, the authors said.
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Of the four players to receive ejections this season, three of them are Warriors (Curry, Durant and Green). 2.
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Flares are sometimes accompanied by coronal mass ejections, magnetic plasma bubbles that can reach Earth and cause an impact.
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A new model from NASA captures the strange surface interactions that create dramatic swirls of plasma and coronal mass ejections .
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" Sometimes, these bursts of hot plasma do leave the sun, shooting out in the solar system as "coronal mass ejections.
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You can check up on the latest coronal mass ejections and magnetosphere changes with the Space Weather app for Android.
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The result was marred by a huge brawl with eight seconds left that resulted in the ejections of three players.
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Unlike solar flares or coronal mass ejections, an eclipse is an easily predictable event that produces a relatively small disturbance.
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Typically these types of spots produce the biggest, baddest flares and coronal mass ejections when they emerge through the Sun's surface.
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But masks may provide some amount of protection, if only to block obvious ejections of body fluid through sneezes and coughs.
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The Sun also periodically burps up a bunch of energized particles toward Earth, which are events known as coronal mass ejections.
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The Sun has been known to unleash ejections so powerful that they fry electronics, disrupt power grids, and cause communication blackouts.
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Worse yet are Corneal Mass Ejections, or CMEs, which are explosions of billions of tons of solar matter hurled into space.
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One team tested some new techniques meant to protect satellites and the power grid from solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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Despite the introduction and expansion of instant replay in the last decade, the number of ejections in M.L.B. has remained steady.
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Critics said the ejections unfairly favored Fujimori and the head of the Organization of American States warned elections would be "semi-democratic".
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The Tigers emerged with a tension-packed 214-221 victory that included eight ejections and three benches-clearing incidents at Comerica Park.
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On Tuesday night, the teams were involved in a bases-clearing brawl for the second time this season, resulting in six ejections.
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The sun will have these coronal mass ejections where huge blasts of high energy particles shoot off the surface of the sun.
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In 1859, a series of powerful coronal mass ejections (CMEs) hit our planet head on, disrupting telegraph stations and causing widespread communication outages.
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When flares shoot out from the sun, sometimes they are accompanied by huge bursts of plasma known as coronal mass ejections, or CMEs.
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Test ejections with dummies by the Pentagon's Operational Test and Evaluation unit found this could cause possible fatal neck injuries for some pilots.
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Massive eruptions on the Sun, including coronal mass ejections and solar flares, can cause all kinds of hairy space weather effects on Earth.
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"When there are coronal mass ejections [on the Sun], these big eruptions of charged particles, they affect the Earth's magnetic field," he said.
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The Blue Jays (43-39) also had three ejections in the game, disputing balls and strikes calls by home plate umpire Vic Carapazza.
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After the fight and the ejections, Harden calmly sunk both of his awarded free throws, then proceeded to dominate the remainder of the game.
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The weight restriction was imposed in 2015 after concerns were raised by the Pentagon's testing office about the risk of neck injuries during ejections.
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Specifically, STEREO aims to figure out the origins of coronal mass ejections — massive explosions of charged particles that sometimes shoot out from the Sun.
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Ejections seem to be up, and we just feel like we need to band together and let people know that we are human beings.
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Studying these dancing, dynamic magnetic fields is crucial in part because these explosions can cause solar storms, like solar flares or coronal mass ejections.
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However, flares are sometimes accompanied by a related phenomenon called coronal mass ejections (CMEs)—eruptions of high-energy plasma that travel slower than light speed.
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Critics said the ejections unfairly favored 40-year-old Fujimori and the head of the Organization of American States warned elections would be "semi-democratic".
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Indeed, in the year since the three ejection events that are reported today in Science, Hergenrother says OSIRIS-REx has detected several other smaller ejections.
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"You don't see games like this very often, for good reason, because of injury concerns," said Detroit manager Brad Ausmus, who drew one of the ejections.
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After injuries and ejections, Stephen Curry returned with his usual brand of sorcery to help nudge the Warriors one step closer to a second consecutive title.
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Sony Pictures Entertainment, bedeviled in recent years by movie misfires, a devastating cyberattack and executive ejections, on Thursday named Tony Vinciquerra its chairman and chief executive.
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The youngster has earned a fiery reputation as a baseball coach already, with announcers noting that Drake holds the Northwoods league record for ejections, USA Today reported.
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A magnetar is a young neutron star that sometimes burps out charged particles in a supersize version of the coronal mass ejections that erupt on the sun.
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Both violent ejections on land and from lava flowing into the ocean can "produce freed individual olivine crystals that people can pick up any time," said Mertzman.
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At a recent session, Steve Tomlinson, a graduate student, faced constant questioning from nine physicists as he presented research on structures in the sun's coronal mass ejections.
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Its announcers plan to have a solar physicist nearby to explain the plasma activity the crowd may potentially see, like sunspots, solar prominences and coronal mass ejections.
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Their diverse orbits suggest that particle ejections are a common event on the asteroid and occur all across its surface, rather than in a few select spots.
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Previously, astronomers have used models and math to estimate the spread of coronal mass ejections, but the data collected by these probes offers direct, on-the-scene evidence.
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Known as coronal mass ejections, these solar storms can dump more than a billion tons of plasma into space at speeds that make the solar wind seem slow.
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Not until 20103, in Benin and then Zambia, did the region see peaceful ejections of incumbent rulers at the ballot box (the long-democratic island of Mauritius excepted).
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Some automakers have already taken steps to make sunroofs safer by using laminated safety glass, while gadgets now in the works could help limit sunroof ejections during rollovers.
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Their last few games have included several confrontations and ejections, with the normally easygoing Wizards point guard John Wall and the Celtics fireplug Marcus Smart going at it.
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NFL owners will vote at next week's league meetings on a proposal to make all ejections subject to video review, the league announced Wednesday in a written rules proposal.
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Involuntary ejections of another sort were taking place across the pond, as President Trump instigated a dramatic purge of Department of Homeland Security leadership over a number of days.
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The storm was ignited after the Sun belched out energetic solar flares and coronal mass ejections, which sent blasts of radiation, plasma, and charged particles throughout the solar system.
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Sixteen years ago, his Arena Football League career concluded with ejections from consecutive games, followed by a suspension for dodging drug tests so he could hide his heroin addiction.
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In 2016, the agency did a more limited study of ejections through closed sunroofs only: Between 2002 and 2012, about 230 people were killed and 500 injured each year.
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The observatory will also be able to study the Sun's tempestuous flares and ejections, which blast high-energy particles at Earth that can potentially disrupt electronics and power grids.
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Yet, when we scrutinize the forces that contributed to the early ejections of top White House officials, who happened to all be men, we find childish feuds and selfishness.
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Solar storms are space weather events in which the sun, via coronal mass ejections (CMEs), spews any number of nasties our way, including x-rays, charged particles, and magnetized plasma.
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Coronagraphs are simply telescopes that block parts of the Sun so scientists can see what's happening on the surface, including coronal mass ejections (CMEs), sudden releases of high-energy particles.
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They concluded that these writings were probably about solar storms, and that these solar storms were probably the result of multiple coronal mass ejections in a short period of time.
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The playful ejections all went down in the Oval Office, where D.T. played host to FIFA president Gianni Infantino for a celebration of North America landing the 2026 World Cup.
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That made four ejections in the game, after Browns safety Damarious Randall was disqualified following a helmet-to-helmet hit that concussed Steelers wideout Diontae Johnson in the third quarter.
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Opponents have accused him of playing dirty, and as a rookie in the 221-21 season, he had a penchant for getting players to retaliate against him and draw ejections.
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Toronto Manager John Gibbons accounted for one of eight ejections from the game, after an argument in the third inning, but he was back on the field during the brawl.
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The corona is responsible for much of the sun's activity that impacts our planet, including solar flares and coronal mass ejections, and how the corona works is still a mystery.
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If scientists are to forecast solar flares or coronal mass ejections, they will need to learn about the behavior of the electrical currents inside the sun that produce these eruptions.
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That deluge of data from both professional astronomers and amateurs might one day help scientists with forecasting eruptive solar ejections, or "space weather," detrimental to communication satellites and power grids.
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Though they may be only particle-sized when they form, the islands may play a role in the most dangerous eruptions from our star, known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs).
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Detroit's players and coaches were not thrilled with the strike zone on Saturday night and had four total ejections in a 3-2 loss, which ended a five-game winning streak.
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When large regions of dense, cool gas called filaments become unstable or stressed, they break through the magnetic field that suspends them above the Sun's surface and trigger small and large ejections.
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The "Solar Energetic Particles" that would have caused these events could have originated in especially large solar flares, or in rare instances, releases of plasma from the Sun called coronal mass ejections.
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Other particularly powerful solar events known as coronal mass ejections can send waves of magnetic plasma that can damage satellites and disrupt electrical power grids if they were to come our way.
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Coronal mass ejections that are directed toward the planet can supercharge auroras at the poles or, if the solar storm is strong enough, disrupt the power grids on the planet, causing blackouts.
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The ejections, however, can penalize players and teams not only on game day, but also as a half-game suspension the following game for any player who is flagged for the foul.
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On Thursday, the New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers were involved in a wild game that included a legit brawl with haymakers, eight ejections, and a fastball to the head James McCann.
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John Wall scored 24 points and the Washington Wizards jumped ahead early and routed the visiting Boston Celtics, 202-215.9, on Thursday in a Game 253 marred by technical fouls and ejections.
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Between August 2 and 4, sunspot region MR 11976 shot out a series of solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and clouds of charged particles (which were called "plasma drivers" back in the 1970s).
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The Enquirer reported that he nearly refused to play after discovering his paycheck was $200 light, the missing money having been deducted to cover fines for an on-field fight and two ejections.
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We went through this song and dance the week before, after all — following a particularly violent slate of games, the NFL reportedly considered adding rules for automatic ejections, as the NCAA has implemented.
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"Combined, these changes reduce the risk to lightweight pilots in both high- and low-speed ejections, and makes the F-35 ejection system one of the safest in our entire inventory," Pleus said.
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While hot magma has produced an eerie orange glow just above the crater, and thousands of villagers have fled homes on the mountain's slopes, Agung's ejections of material have been small this time.
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Ferocious head hits by Danny Trevathan of the Bears on Davante Adams of the Packers and Kiko Alonso of the Dolphins on Joe Flacco of the Ravens this season did not bring ejections.
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It resulted in ejections for Severino and three Yankees coaches, a welt under the eye of Yankee outfielder Tyler Austin and injuries to two Blue Jays, one of them lost for the season.
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But to really hit the gas, the engine would need a Dyson sphere to redirect starlight back to a star's surface, which would cause temperature spikes and huge ejections of helium and hydrogen.
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More knowledge about solar wind and the sun&aposs magnetic field could help scientists better protect astronauts and spacecraft from two types of violent space weather: energetic particle storms and coronal mass ejections.
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Since they orbit large planets (Neptune and Saturn, respectively), they are subject to tidal forces, which can heat a moon's core enough to cause the icy ejections through weak spots in the moons' surfaces.
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After multiple ejections plus an injury, No. 25 Alabama finished a game against No. 14 Minnesota on Saturday with just three players, losing, 89-84, in the championship game of the Barclays Center Classic.
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Phil Simms, the CBS announcer and former quarterback, had labeled the scene — fights, cheap shots, rowdy fan behavior, ejections and injuries — a "disgrace," echoing the opinions of many viewers, including at the league offices.
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It seems unlikely, though, that much emotion will have cooled by then, not after these two teams spent Game 3 on Thursday night combining for 52 personal fouls, 8 technical fouls and 3 ejections.
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Many coaches and members of the league's competition committee have pushed to make ejections reviewable as a backstop for the enforcement of the "lowering the helmet" rule, which was initially met with skepticism from some.
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It is this third period that corresponds to the peak of the Sun's solar cycle, marked by an increased number of sunspots and corresponding increases in the rates of solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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This influence becomes particularly acute during geomagnetic storms, which are generally caused by coronal mass ejections—huge bubbles of magnetized plasma—and solar flares, and can lead to everything from auroras to widespread satellite failures.
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Still, the N.J.C.A.A. declared a double forfeit, citing a rule that calls for ejections and suspensions to any player or coach — other than the head coach — who leaves the bench when on-field issues occur.
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Aurora are one effect of such energetic particles, which can speed out from the sun both in a steady stream called the solar wind and due to giant eruptions known as coronal mass ejections or CMEs.
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That kind of prediction could help infer when the sun will burp out coronal mass ejections — bursts of hot plasma that fly off into the solar system — which can impact Earth and even disrupt power grids.
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This area is where the sun produces "solar weather" phenomena, like solar flares or coronal mass ejections, and the region is also where solar winds — material constantly blowing off the surface of the sun — are accelerated.
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N.F.L. brawl: Thursday night's game ended with three ejections after Myles Garrett, a defensive player for the Cleveland Browns, pulled off the helmet of the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph and swung it at his head.
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Houston guard Chris Paul's return to the Staples Center to face the Los Angeles Clippers took a contentious turn late in the game on Monday, with several heated exchanges and two ejections in the final minutes.
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After more on-field drama that featured the ejections of two of their players, the Orioles will attempt to earn a split when they wrap up their four-game series against the Red Sox on Thursday night.
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Certain solar events like coronal mass ejections (CMEs), large blasts originating from knots in the solar magnetic field, can cause particularly bad solar storms that could paralyze power grids, endanger astronauts, and deliver strong, days-long auroras.
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While coronal mass ejections can cause plenty of problems on Earth, they're also of great concern to space agencies hoping to send astronauts to the moon or Mars, where they won't be protected by a strong magnetic field.
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But the victory was especially sweet given the two dust-ups early in the game that led to the ejections of four Yankees: pitcher Luis Severino, the pitching coach Larry Rothschild, the bench coach Rob Thomson and Girardi.
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But when our star gets temperamental—and it frequently does—it blasts out enormous pulses of energy and radiation in the form of solar flares, which are often accompanied by eruptions of plasma called coronal mass ejections (CMEs).
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Likewise, the sublimation of ice water—the same phenomenon that produces a comet's tail—can't explain what's happening on Bennu because OSIRIS-REx witnessed particle ejections on parts of Bennu that get way too hot to host ice.
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It was the third ejection of the season for Gibbons and his second in two games — his was one of eight ejections in a game Sunday against Texas that included Rougned Odor's punch to the jaw of Jose Bautista.
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But Parker and Solar Orbiter are both equipped with suites of instruments to study the environment around the sun, such as its magnetic field, its plasma ejections, and the irregular bursts of high-energy particles from the sun's atmosphere, or corona.
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Point guard John Wall, who underwent surgery on both knees in the offseason, got an early exit from two games due to ejections and got the entire night off to rest his knees in Saturday's 276-2106 loss at Chicago.
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The matchup of familiar Pacific Division rivals featured the ejections of the Warriors' Kevin Durant and Clippers' Patrick Beverley, each of whom was nailed with a second technical foul for a verbal altercation near midcourt midway through the fourth quarter.
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Gleyber Torres hit solo homers in consecutive at-bats and the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 221-43 on Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium in a game with a wild argument that resulted in three New York ejections.
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That led to two bench-clearing dust-ups in the first two innings, a welt under the eye of Yankees outfielder Tyler Austin, and ejections for Severino, Manager Joe Girardi, the bench coach Rob Thomson and the pitching coach Larry Rothschild.
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What it means: Studying how the corona is formed and how it evolves will lead to better understanding "space weather" hazards like flares and coronal mass ejections that can impact Earth and damage satellites, interrupt GPS and radio, and knock out power grids.
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Instead of an enthusiastic welcome for a player who had been the face of the Clippers' franchise, the game turned into a mess of technical fouls and ejections on the court, and something far more surprising off it: a locker room invasion.
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A selling point, for both Russell and any other player kicking the Nets' tires in free agency, could be the way General Manager Sean Marks handled himself after a tense Game 4 loss that produced a fight, two ejections and multiple fines.
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The defeat was accompanied by rare signs of frustration in a season that had begun so strongly — the ejections of Manager Joe Girardi and the pitching coach Larry Rothschild, with Matt Holliday, who twice argued a called third strike, almost joining them.
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According to a report here in the Cape Gazette newspaper, a third-quarter fight during Thursday's game between Cape Henlopen High School and rival Sussex Technical High School resulted in a slew of ejections that left each team with just three players.
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After winning a game that featured three ejections and 85 free throws, third-seeded Pirates (20-12) will face top seed and defending champion Villanova in the final Saturday night in a rematch of the 2016 title game, won by Seton Hall.
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"Studying things like these two factors and the solar flares and the coronal mass ejections we can also see during eclipses teaches us about weather hazards," says Caspi—you know, like the possibility of a solar flare disrupting the power grid or messing with satellites.
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This shouldn't cause too much of a problem on Earth, but as NASA Solar Scientist Mitzi Adams explained to Gizmodo, we need to be concerned about flares and coronal mass ejections, since we're now so reliant on technology that can be impacted by these events.
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But…Read more Read"The process of space weather starts on the sun—reconnection there produces coronal mass ejections and solar flares, both of which lead to space weather at the Earth," James Burch, a space weather scientist at the Southwest Research Institute told Gizmodo.
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Giving back is defined, in part, by importing major events to add tourism to the area, like Kenny Chesney concerts last year (one of which, rife with drunkenness, led to 25 arrests and up to 300 ejections) and the Frozen Tundra Hockey Classic in 2006.
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One group in particular is researching methods that may one day allow science to forecast solar flares and "coronal mass ejections," which can damage or disturb an ever-growing variety of technological devices in space and on Earth, from satellites and spacecraft to power grids.
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Another factor is the computerized box that now defines the strike zone on game broadcasts, which has led to steady bickering from the dugout; these days, ejections are more often borne out of disagreements over ball-and-strike decisions than blown calls on the bases.
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The first-round playoff series between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Nets has had close games, flagrant fouls, ejections, trash talking and one of the more unlikely rivalries in memory between a 33-year-old journeyman and the league's reigning Rookie of the Year.
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A closer look at the Sun: There are two very different types of hot gas eruptions from the Sun's blazingly hot surface: relatively small bursts of plasma (coronal jets) and huge clouds of plasma (coronal mass ejections) that explode off into space at very high speeds.
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It's a processed version of a series of images collected by NASA's STEREO spacecraft, a pair of space-based observatories that have had their eyes on the Sun since 2006, watching as solar flares and coronal mass ejections evolve on its surface before blasting off into space.
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Yankees 6, Indians 5 Gleyber Torres hit solo homers in consecutive at-bats and New York beat visiting Cleveland in a game with a wild argument following a called third strike that resulted in three New York ejections (manager Aaron Boone, Brett Gardner and CC Sabathia).
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Image: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/DubersteinThe integrity of our ionosphere, a thick band that sits 50 to 360 miles (80 to 580 kilometers) above Earth's surface, is heavily influenced by solar activity, including phenomena such as coronal mass ejections, high-speed solar wind streams, and energetic particle events.
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A "key missile test stand" that was used for testing missile ejections from canisters was demolished at a test site near Kusong in North Korea's northwest, Joseph S. Bermudez Jr., an expert on the country's weapons systems, said in a report published Wednesday on the website 38 North.
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Instead, they believe the ejections are either being caused by micrometeorites impacting the surface; the loss of water molecules that are found within the hydrated minerals on the surface; or thermal stress fracturing of the asteroid's boulders, according to a study released in the journal Science on Thursday.
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Ejections, suspensions, the PURE JOY OF BEING ALIVE, all of it, baby, it's the best shit, the stuff you're entirely too ashamed to admit you watch sports for, wonderful dumb fight, millions of iconic little moments strung into one package, no one really got hurt, TEN OUT OF TEN STARS.
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Washington breezed to a 116-89 win in a Game 633 that featured eight technical fouls, three ejections and one flagrant foul that came when Wizards forward Kelly Oubre Jr. reacted to a hard screen by Boston's Kelly Olynyk by running and shoving him to the ground, causing Oubre to be suspended for Game 4.
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The LeBron James era in Los Angeles began, predictably enough, with all the flash and drama of a Hollywood blockbuster: a home-court introduction from rapper-actor Ice Cube, a slew of replay-worthy dunks, and an end-of-game fracas against the Rockets that culminated in a miasma of ejections, suspensions, and fines.
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Even if GE is ultimately booted from the Dow, perhaps after more asset sales or spinoffs reduce its relevance, it might not be terrible for its shareholders: Historically, stocks newly deleted from the Dow have often outperformed the index itself afterward, as the ejections often happen when investor sentiment and valuation are near a bottom.
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Today, more than a dozen years after Ms. Hankins's crash, there are still no government regulations meant to prevent the hundreds of sunroof ejections that happen every year — even as more buyers are ticking the box for the sunroof option and more carmakers are stretching the size of the glass overhead with larger, panoramic sunroofs.
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"The truth is that if the cops are having fewer enforcement interfaces—arrests for fare evasion, summonses for violations such as smoking or urinating in the subway, fewer ejections (a power transit cops have)—this will probably result in less pre-emption of violent acts and also may embolden people who are prone to acting out," O'Donnell explains.
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In an update at the end of last month Google noted it took down 1.7 billion ads that violated its AdSense policies — more than double the amount it removed the year before (albeit not all of these ejections pertain to fake news, but it's clear the company is trying to step up efforts to clean up activity on the network).
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Last October, the White House detailed a national preparedness plan commitment related to space weather events, which basically means that it's looking to prevent damage on Earth from events like solar flares, and mass ejections of plasma material from the Sun (basically the Sun causes all these problems) that can do things like knock out communication and electronics on Earth.
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Tigers 103, Yankees 6 DETROIT — Just as the Yankees thought they might keep beating up on the Tigers and get out of town, their series finale on Thursday devolved into a bench-clearing brawl, two on-field stare-downs, four hit batters — including one who took a 98-mile-an-hour fastball to the head — and the ejections of eight players and coaches.
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Ignoring his press secretary, who was holding a 'One More Question' sign in the back of the room, Mr. Trump doubled down on his threats to North Korea, shrugged off Russia's ejections of hundreds of American embassy staff, defended his abrupt decision on transgender troops and claimed he had never considered firing the special counsel — directly contradicting his own private statements to aides and friends.
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Ignoring his press secretary, who was holding a "One More Question" sign in the back of the room, Mr. Trump doubled down on his threats to North Korea, shrugged off Russia's ejections of hundreds of American embassy staff, defended his abrupt decision on transgender troops and claimed he had never considered firing the special counsel — directly contradicting his own private statements to aides and friends.
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The Diamondbacks — the majors' hottest team since mid-May, with 29 wins in 40 games — struggled to get key hits against Wainwright and relievers Tyler Lyons, Brett Cecil and Rosenthal, who finished up in the ninth rather than usual closer Seung Hwan Oh. They also struggled all night with plate umpire D.J. Reyburn's wild strike zone, and it led to the fifth-inning ejections of catcher Jeff Mathis and manager Torey Lovullo.
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The Sun's corona extends millions of miles into space, although it is the inner corona that is of particular interest to astronomers since it is believed to hold the keys to all sorts of solar mysteries, such as the acceleration of solar wind, the generation of coronal mass ejections (explosive clouds of plasma), and the heating of the corona as a whole (which is hundreds of times hotter than the surface of the Sun).
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