The Sun Seen by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory Jan. 12-23, 2021

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NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, keeps a constant eye on the Sun from its vantage point in orbit around Earth. SDO captures images of the Sun in extreme ultraviolet light — a type of light that is invisible to our eyes — and visible light, as well as magnetic maps of the Sun. SDO’s data can help scientists understand the connection between conditions on the Sun and what is measured in the solar wind by spacecraft like Parker Solar Probe.

These images were captured in 211 angstroms, a wavelength of extreme ultraviolet light emitted by material at around 3 million degrees Fahrenheit. This wavelength highlights both active regions — seen as bright spots in the image — and coronal holes, areas of open magnetic field on the Sun from which high-seed solar wind can rush out into space. Coronal holes appear as dark areas in this wavelength of light.

Credit: NASA/SDO
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Why can't we view the sun 24/7 from the Nasa App?

TECHLOVER_
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What was that big whole body of rock passing through

cosmicalx
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Lemme just lean in there and light my smoke..

georgehenry
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C'est hallucinant merci beaucoup pour le partage

lailamouz
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TANKS FOR THE VIDEO BECAUSE IT IS WONDERFUL
A GREETING AND A HUG TO ALL
ANDREW ROME

ArNoDmReW
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Does it appear to spin because of the satellite orbiting about it or because it's actually spinning (from an approximately fixed position in orbit)?

nathanpatera
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This is terrifying for some reason. All that power shouldn't look so pretty. lol

gladbandanna
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Thank you for uploading. I had the chance to witness a rocket launch in 2018. Unbelievable experience. I posted a pretty fun montage of the trip to my page.

SpaceFactsWax
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And nobody is saying anything about the large black spots. Our sun is turning black. Bible coming

E.Snyman
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Is this legit ? I kno it’s nasa n all but how legit is the footage 🤨

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