How Much Do You Know About The Sun? [4K] | Zenith | Spark

The Sun has always been a mystery for humankind as it was difficult to approach our star. In 1859, the first solar flares were observed by Richard Carrington and Richard Hodgson and since then, we have been trying to discover more about the Sun and answer the questions on scientists' minds. The Park Solar Probe was launched in 2018 in search of these answers, and as of November 2021, it has reached its closest approach to the Sun so far, into the corona and will reach its closest approach by 2025. So what do we know about the Sun so far?
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[TheRotnflesh]

Our Sol is a magnificent beast. Relatively well-behaved, balanced, stable, and life-giving. Whether or not we find we can ever leave this planet: I find it amazing and an honor to be alive at a time when we can study and truly appreciate the complexity of how life on our little watery rock is sustained.

[kellyharper]

Respect to all the dreamers, scientists, mathematicians, physicist, engineers, technicians, support personnel and financial backers who make great accomplishments like these happen! So much more productive than war!

[kevinhamilton]

Really well made. All around. Can't think of any way that could be better. Awesome documentary. I just subscribed. Thanks for the great content!

[SilverHazeX]

This is by far the best documentary I've seen on our star... Bravo!
Stunning visuals + Solid narative = new subscriber !

[KingBritish]

This was a great documentary. Enjoyed it a lot. Thanks 👍🏻

[IronFist.]

Well this release is extremely well timed, isn't it? 🌍〰️☀️

[jamesraymond]

Congratulations on a superb recounting of solar studies up to the Parker probe. The narration is first rate. I am full of admiration for the people who design and operate these spacecraft.

[фредерикмиз]

Why haven't they landed on the sun yet??

[AluminumOxide]

16:10 if you listen carefully, you'll hear the spurious sound of a mincraft villager getting hurt.

[NerissaValdez]

Great video! I am learning about the sun in my Astronomy Physics College class right now. It is very interesting!

[garypugh]

99 % of people walking around do not even know the sun is a ask, no one knows what the sun is, or even cares, but they all know what 's on sale at the store 👽

[PikaTCG]

It's such an interesting topic and I understand the use of ads to keep videos free to watch but when you're literally interrupted every 2-3 minutes by ads, it makes you lose focus and want to leave. It's just greedy.

[PimpNamedK]

From what it sounds like when we view our own solar eclipse, The red dwarf extreme spikes are planets passing in front of it facing us

[andrewaguirre]

I love the intro music and of course your videos much love

[LibertySpam]

Seen an aurora in SW Colorado decades ago. Nice to know why

[Javier-qkms]

Do you have a Spanish dubbed version of this channel? That would be great, I have seen other science/tech channels adding Spanish dubbed versions doing very well.

[herbertcumberbatch]

I fell asleep to this video and visualized it in my dreams

[praiseJeshua]

Love the Supreme Designer of our amazing sun. Psalm 19

[Facuty]

Wish I was an astronomer.. seems so much fun!

[peterjongsma]

The Moon Covers The Sun.
Eclipses are amazing.
Are the films of the Surface of the Sun in Real Time or are they Time Lapsed?
The films of Arouras are usually Time Lapsed, aren't they?