Definition
Definition of facula - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
astronomyTECH. large bright spot on the sun's photosphereTECH.
- A facula was visible on the sun's photosphere near sunspots.
2.
planetaryTECH. bright spot on a planetTECH.
- The telescope revealed a facula on the distant planet.
Images of facula

bright spot on a planet
Expressions with facula
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bright spot on the sun's surface near sunspots
Scientists observed a solar facula near the sunspot.
Origin of facula
Latin, facula (little torch)
Examples of facula in a sentence
The telescope captured images of a bright facula. Scientists studied the facula on Mars. A new facula was discovered on Jupiter.
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- French:facule, ...
- German:Fackel, ...
- Italian:facula, ...
- Spanish:fácula, mancha brillante, ...
- Portuguese:fácula, mancha brilhante, ...
- Chinese:亮斑, 明斑, ...
- Japanese:白斑, 斑点, ...
- Arabic:بُقعة ساطعة, بُقْعَة مُضِيئَة, ...
- Hebrew:כֶּתֶם בָּהִיר, ...
- Russian:факула, планетарное пятно, ...
- Ukrainian:факула, світла пляма, ...
- Hindi:फेकुला, उज्ज्वल स्थान, ...
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