The Deepest We Have Ever Seen Into the Sun | SDO 4K

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[stivvits]

Turns out sun is actually looking like this “🌞” and not just this “🌝”

[Silversmith]

To think its that far away and still has given me some of the worst burns of my life. Its terrifying and awe inspiring.

[BILLY-pxhw]

The sun gives off a vibe that it can explode at any second, it is amazing that stars can remain stable for billions of years considering how powerful and chaotic the activity appears to be

[tillexplaning]

4:45 the smile of the sun gives chills 😊

[jsd]

4:45
Look at that warm smile!
Very heart warming.
*literally.*

[brick]

And the sun is pretty quiet as stars go. Imagine seeing this sort of footage from a more temperamental star, it'd be a sight to behold.

[TheSmarq]

Oh. My. Lord. I am struck numb by the beauty of our own star. I seriously felt like I was orbiting closely around it watching this video. Thank you and thanks to all the brilliant scientists that allowed us all to witness these amazing visuals.

[k_a_t_i_e]

I don’t know why but this made me cry. I felt so grateful for the sun itself and the scientists who made it possible for us to see this amazing star up close. I can’t wait to see the eclipse when it comes to Cleveland!!! I’ve never felt so lucky to live here 😂

[josvanderspek]

This is not a regular YouTube video, this is a baffling documentary with amazing imagery supported by well-studied content. Bravo Alex, this is one of you better ones!

[bensdecoypoondummy]

I feel so bad for all the people not interested enough in science and the natural world who will never see this kind of awe inspiring stuff. Beautiful showcase!

[mr.technicalisolate]

I swear, Outer Space videos like this gives me existential crisis.

[TheRevengeSociety]

Witnessing a total eclipse is definitely a top 10 experience. Can't wait for the next one

[darkracer]

I am broken by the thought of showing this to a distant ancestor, and what a descendant would be able to show us from further in the future. This was truly fascinating to watch.

[drrock]

To think that Earth is just the right distance from the Sun, so that water stays mostly liquid, and doesn't boil off, or totally freeze through is epic!

[theilluminati]

Oh my gosh, I love how you can *hear* this man smile while explaining the sun to us in this video.

[ElainCorrine]

I've been an amateur astronomer since I was in my mid teens. I even built my own 16" (406.4mm) reflector in my 20's. I once asked a friend what the closest star to earth was, his immediate answer was Proxima Centauri, when I told him he was incorrect, he bet me $100 that I was dead wrong about what I thought the closest star was. I agreed, and he asked me what I thought the closest star to earth was, and when I said The Sun... he just stood there staring at me. Then called me an asshole and paid the bet.

[alveolate]

omg these images are gorgeous! i'd happily watch 2 hours of this footage with as many different permutations of comparisons as possible.

[readthetype]

To date, undebatably the coolest real-life space animation video images I have *ever* seen (50 yrs old). Crazy sun stuff in real-time. And I'm sober.

[eenayeah]

Didn't even feel like 18 minutes. That's how engaging this was! Also, so glad Astrum used kilometers/second in that one measurement. Now those are units for space!

[aleisterpook]

These Astrum documentaries are so engaging. As a keen night skywatcher (but someone with not much math or physics) I struggle sometimes to comprehend the nuts and bolts of the universe but look forward to every new upload and I always feel a little less stupid for having watched them. They reward repeated viewing too. My favourites are the one on Neptune (sooo much information from one fly-by), the New Horizons mission (just WOW) and the longer piece about the Spirit and Opportunity missions on Mars. Nourishing stuff. Please continue.