This Is Real Footage of the Sun’s Surface (Incredible!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2023
- See the Sun Like Never Before! Did you know that we can actually look at the Sun's surface, the layer where light escapes into space after thousands of years bouncing around inside? Also known as the photosphere, this bizarre, bubbling layer holds many mysteries, but we can see it in all its chaotic glory!
Footage credit: NASA/GSFC/SDO/NSO/NSF/AURA
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Space never fails to amaze
And to think that all the lights we live from get together there is beyond imagination.
Declaring the glory and power of God
@@johnmasinde1875no
@@johnmasinde1875 Remove your comment now, hell and comment wars will be soon to commence if you do, god won't like people fighting now would he right?
It scares me that the sun will die one day, then life on Earth...? That's scary to think about 😰
The sun is 93 million miles from earth and I can still feel its heat. It must be that hot.
Very 🔥
It just occurred to me then why is space cold? 🤔
@@frankalmanzar3492it doesn’t retain heat since it’s so empty, heat gets trapped in our atmosphere so we feel it.
The "heat" is generated by the Sun's shortwave radiation entering the Earth's atmosphere and then mostly getting trapped by the Earth's atmosphere. Some of the shortwave energy then attempts to leave the atmosphere as long-wave radiation.
@@lightmasterpc1883o
It is crazy, that sun has 99.3% of all the matter in our solar system. All the planets, moons and asteroids are just 0,7%.
I read even 99.8%. And Jupiter has most of that other .2%.
Ummmm nvm
does that include dark space?
Wild
@@billaveda6408no because he’s talking about our solar system
thing that amazes me about the sun is when it has eruptions the gravity is so strong that it pulls the erupted plasma back down to the surface, and you can see it as an arc as it gets pulled back, beautiful stuff.
It truly is a spectacular phenomenon.
That's what makes a star a star it has to collapse under its own gravity
@@Lizzybaby30500 No, that would be a black hole. Stars require hydrostatic equilibrium.
I think I commented on another video with the same it is such a trip to watch video of the sun it’s so crazy to me how people figure out that the lava flying off is going thousands if not millions of miles out and sucked back down and travel at million miles per hr crazy crazy part is that we are positioned just the right distance that life and water is possible any closer and we disintegrate too wierd
@@jeremyluke8022its not weird it was planned or earth got saved some how or just wasn't effected because earth is either a planet that's not that special like i said didn't have much effect compared to the other planets that ment something or earth could be a terriformed planet and we just dont know it
In spite of all the activity on the sun, it's photosphere and corona, it's still a relatively quiescent star compared to so many others. Thank goodness!!!
"Quiescent?" Lol... Okay, that's a word people use. 😏
@@donwrinkles717People had the capability to speak and understand until the last handful of decades. It shouldn't be this way.
@@SophicGuitar it's kinda silly to crowbar a single, fancy sounding word into an otherwise bland, fair-to-middling group of sentences for the sake of appearing eclectic. No matter what decade we think we're in.
Lol... the stars are just sonoluminesence.
The Sun isn't a star. The moon isn't a rock.
Too bad YT changed the algorithm, so you can't do your own research anymore.
You're doomed to remain deceived...
Allegedly Dave. ODD TV. Eric Dubay.
@@donwrinkles717You can just say you’re bummed you didn’t know the word. That’s ok. Also, people become more and more literate as they learn words they previously didn’t know… so the OP says “you’re welcome”.
Space is both amazing and terrifying
Just like the ocean
@@706Keland like yo mama.
@@flangecorp9789 why u had to go there
@@706KelI'm not sure which is worse. I have thallassophobia but at the same time when I really contemplate the universe and its size and objects out there i can totally understand astrophobia also😮
The most fascinating thing about stars to me is just how incomprehensibly large they are. The sun already dwarfs the earth so much that the earth would appear as a mere speck when placed alongside it, and the sun is only average in size when compared to the rest of the observable stellar community. The largest stars that have been observed dwarf the sun to the point of being barely visible when again placed alongside them, which means that comparing the size of the earth to the size of these hyper giant stars would be like comparing the size of an individual atom to an elephant!
You could easily fit over 1 million Earths into the Sun! That's big!
There's a gas giant out there so big it would take a jet about 1200 years just to circle it once. Mind boggling
Our sun is actually considered a dwarf star. Its name says exactly that. It’s the smallest of the stars.
No,😅
What’s crazy is I live in the northeast US and on June 8, 2023 the residual smoke from the Canadian wildfires was so thick in the atmosphere that I could stare directly at the sun for the first time in my life without any special equipment and without feeling any blinding effects. It was pretty surreal to look at this giant ball of burning gas, that makes all life on earth possible, with my own eyes.
I also live in the NE and did the same thing, it was absolutely incredible but at the same time I thought, "I feel pretty stupid just staring at the sun be it sure is pretty" lol
I live in ohio...the sun was insane in June and completely visible from here too. I got the most amazing pictures!!!!
@@cassidyarchbold241 very cool! You should upload a compilation slide show on your TH-cam channel!
As a person who lives in the northwest:
First time? (Yes, I know the answer)
I live in Michigan and can confirm that the sun being red/orange in the middle of the day is a very surreal experience
It's crazy to think it has been burning for the last 4.6 billion years!
The sun isn't burning there isn't any oxygen in space this is gas not fire
dude @CherokeeLandcare
@CherokeeLandcare4.6 billion years to correct you sorry
It’s “estimated” 4.6 billion years. Ok
It's just a natural enormous fusion reactor
It’s “just” a natural enormous fusion reactor?… first of all we do not have an artificial fusion reactor,, secondly, it’s not “just” anything. It’s amazing.
@@safeysmith6720 well as being ginger headed the sun is not amazing to me it's a fucking nightmare
..."just" ...?
@@safeysmith6720@@@😊@😊@😊
@@maryloulindquist7453there’s trillions
Sun spots aren't really black. They're actually very bright but not quite as bright as the rest of the photosphere.
How lucky we are in our time line,
to see such wonderous things as this...
☀️ 😎
yes its amazing❤
Imagine future generations will get more closer to the sun than we
@@peacew479
Yes.,& alot hOtTeR! ☀️🥵
@@peacew479 @peacew479 There will be no future generations of humans. As we keep getting closer to the truth, they will destroy us before finding it. This has been the plan for all past species, too.
Beautiful footage!
the earth is about due for a major CME
Yup... Wonder how bad things are about to get...
@@MogoFromHell If what's been going on in the World lately, is any indication, then Probably, really really bad!
u can't even directly look at the sun from earth..imagine any close..
my favorite, v101..💞
hehe facts xD dont look sun least naked eyes even sunglasses wont give cover enough!
@@StainderFin actually once did that when I was 9 years old. Until an adult came and stopped me from continuing.😅 I actually still wonder why I didn't end up blind because I did it for at least 7 minutes.
@@evelinabrogren8679
Welders use goggles to protect their eyes from damage. You should too.
@@evelinabrogren8679Most likely because of how young you were. Young children have crazy healing and regeneration abilities because of the elevated amount of stem cells in their bodies. Since your eyes were still growing and developing during that age, there is a good chance that they were simply able to repair the damage you caused by staring at the sun for so long.
@Ddgiii25 ok, but don't do it.
Light takes 9 minutes to reach the 93,000,000 miles from the Sun to the earth.
1.0 AU
Whew
It takes newly created photon in the centre of our Sun approx 200k years to reach sun's surface
The Sun is 93 million miles away, so sunlight takes 8 and 1/3 minutes to get to us. Not much changes about the Sun in so short a time, but it still means that when you look at the Sun, you see it as it was 8 minutes ago.
NOT 9 !!!
Research before you post! You don't want to give people wrong information do you??
@@kcirrednosrednad3596
The Sun is 93 million miles away, so sunlight takes 8 and 1/3 minutes to get to us. Not much changes about the Sun in so short a time, but it still means that when you look at the Sun, you see it as it was 8 minutes ago.
Not 9 !! Poor teacher.
I LOVE YOU SUN
You better 😅
Thanks Dad! 😂
It was hot as hell recording this 😩😩😩
There’s something called telescopes that can zoom close to the sun
@@monicahudson4549damm
You can see it better at night🤦
@@monicahudson4549,not true
@@monicahudson4549**Gets blinded**
Sun flares or also known as CME Coronal Mass Ejection.
No one says the word "diamond" better than this guy.
“We can’t see the sun’s surface” video title “real footage of the sun’s surface” 🤨
lenses and filters don't work the same as our eyes.
Damn i love space!
That's what it feels like living in the philippines
is it really that hot in philippines?
@@allanwatts8361not really.. places without trees here is scorching hot asf not to mention the pollution caused by vehicles always sitting in traffic idling and polluting the air but there are other provinces that has plenty of trees and it's good to breath.
💥
The level of physics at play in the universe is so grand and refined it's mind-numbingly stupid to think this would all just come by thru chance! Damn!!!!
God created the heavens and the earth and all, we are the blessed ones, there’s nothing else out there, just darkness and stars,
Reality is so crazy that you literally couldnt make it up
And the EMP from one of these massive solar flares could one day destroy every electronic circuit on earth and send it back to the Stone Age
SO MUCH BEAUTY AND DISTRUCTION ITS BREATHE TAKING. LORD HAVE MERCY
And god created all and everything, we are truly blessed, to be the only living things that our lord created ❤ some can’t fathom that.
Camera man never dies
OBVIOUSLY THERE IS NOTHING TO DO WITH CAMERAMAN AND SECOND OF ALL YOU JUST SAT THERE AND SAY THAT! DUDE, LIKE WHAT ARE YOU EVEN TRYING TO SAY?!
The sun is white in color, we see it as orange or yellow thru the atmosphere of earth.
It’s actually more of a greenish color
The sun emits more light in the green part of the spectrum than any other color
@@bamcr1218 i’m gonna need more convincing what’s the green color called? I know there is infrared gamma rays x-rays what’s the green color called And what’s it used for?
You’ll just have to look it up for yourself. If you do, you’ll learn some fascinating information about our star and you’ll also learn that I am indeed correct in my statement.
@@bamcr1218 I don’t look up misinformation when I already know what I know, maybe you need to check your source?
@@bamcr1218 you are still seeing the green through earths atmosphere. The light is being shifted by the atmosphere but if you had to go to outta space and look directly to the star, you would see it as white. Thank you.
All this scares me so much. We are just so tiny
Don't be scared Tracy just relax and go with the flow you probably won't feel a thing anyway😊
And all this happens in silence
Amazing that it has around a million earth volumes yet all gas , not a single solid in its entire mass.
Did you use the flash feature when you took the picture of the sun?
space as a whole just have me mind blown, it's like a infinite hard drive
The only place you can't see the sun is the west of Ireland
Shudder to think our daily lives and existence is dependent on flames from a burning gas ball.
Can you imagine that God created this. How powerful must He be? And this is just the sun, what about the rest of the universe. His power is just unimaginable.
God doesn't exist
@BionicPoodle you are entitled to your opinion, but do you really want to take that chance? Maybe just dig a little deeper and see what you find.
@BionicPoodle Then how did you get here ? You can't be that lost. You're on the earth that's floating in the sky with nothing around it holding it up. There's also Jinn. Another creation from God. I hope you don't die as a non believer because once you're in the grave it will be too late. That sun looks like Hell so I can't imagine what Hell is actually like. Please read the Quran before you make a choice. Dying as a non believer is the worst possible state to die in. I hope you change your mind.
@@BionicPoodle Read the Quran. Don't die as a non believer.
@@catherinelynn5073 Quran my ass
She's a beaut
What is beaut ?
@@digitalhippie2336 it means she's beautiful
It's a He
@@iron3764 nope she's a she 😊
@@allyhalls1118 Is referred in the masculine gender with the Moon being referred in the feminine.
Sun comes from Sol, Luna was the sister of Sol (the male sun god).
Also in spanish is said EL Sol, not LA Sol.
Ok, cool. So the sun is basically the same as my sphincter after dinner at Taco Bell
You must have a weak stomach.
thank god! nothing jumped in my screen screaming. I been getting a lot of those lately
👻oOoOooOOOOo
Lol
That's great footage - now can I get my camera back, please?
Let me add this... The flares rising from the sun's surface is sometimes equal to 2-3 Earth's
Strange question…but if you had the chance to light up the universe and potentially see anything that’s “unseen” in the darkness, would you go for it?
I think sun is father of all energy 😂
Using solar filters you can see the sunspots, and using different types of filters you can even see the solar flares!
Currently i only have a normal filter for sunspots, but i wish to soon buy a filter for flares
A solid hot air compressed planet...
Hot experience 😊 beautiful, stunning energies that contributed in our lives, we are made from start dust , we are all one and tremendous energies.❤❤❤❤❤❤
The thing that amazes me is how the sun is just a supercluster of elements having reaction, i even sometimes think its a living being because of how inanimate objects can create such bizarre things.
The footage is incredible
mashaAllah ❤❤❤ Júpiter also does not have a play Surface it's ALL Has and scary stuff
The Sun is a living being. Just as the Earth is. And I mean that literally.
But the difference is Earth cannot survive without the sun and sun can survive on it's own alone.
But as far as i know, the sun dosn't make offspring
@@neoieo5832 You're living on its offspring, my friend 🌎
Melt diamonds? Diamonds are just compressed carbon, I'm not sure they would melt even in the absence of oxygen.
It’s crazy how the sun just doesn’t explode still burning all these years later amazing
And what camera gets those shots??
Sunny weather indeed!
It form like a volcano 🌋, the Sun 🌞
If the surface is that hot, imagine the inside. And that's with the surface fighting against the coldness of space. The entropy is incredible...
However, the interior is supercooled. This is where most of the beings comes from. No-one expects the interior to be iced cold. An ion starts its life in the core and it takes more than 100000years to reach the surface.
Bro what
Impressive images. Wondered if Sun emits heat and light from its massive mass/energy. It could be similar to how we light our light bulbs, only that Sun is a giant bulb with multimillion mmmm mega watts - and imagine the heat out of that high voltage. The dark spots that look different to other spots, maybe part of the electrical poles in forming the numerous high voltage currents. We can as well make fire from chemical reaction to generates heat and light, but I still think Sun's heat/light is from electron movement such as electricity.
Welcome back!
You know why the sun didn't go to college?
It already had millions of degrees!
I once saw a general 3D illustration, showing how a sun's overall surface isn't as round as usually pictured/imagined. More like "bubbly", but in massive dimensions.
But haven't seen it ever since, so not sure how true it is.
You can see my pictures of it from yesterday, I didn't zoom upclose, just the surface with a couple of huge sun spots but it looks pretty round any time we watch it. I even took one from the distance. I also made a video with my new electronic eyepiece, which isn't the best quality ($4) but you can see it's gases. It's pretty fun to watch the sun. It's very round.
Its also extremely bright and blinding lol…thank god for these dulled pics and videos so we can enjoy it
So hot it melts diamonds and yet we send equipment that captures images like this completely unscathed and even sends us the images.
Something about oceanfront property in Arizona has started up in my mind...
Just admit to yourself that you have low intelligence and don't try to understand things beyond your capabilities. Knowledge is a curse, you should be happy with your primitive and simple mind. 😊
That's what the Chernobyl technicians (victims) saw when they were forced to check the reactor core.
I’m from proxima B 😮I’m glad you have got bigger sun😢
Amazing it has radiated all this energy and matter out to space for billions of years and will continue doing so for billions more.
I've also thought of how many similar Earth's could the Sun support.
Must be many thousands.
The universe / creation is mindboggling.
GREAT BALLS OF FIRE 🌞🌞
Incredible how lucky we are to even be breathing right now. To have our little planet perfectly placed so that we don't burn up or freeze depending on the distance of the sun. Makes you wonder...
The temperature of the photosphere on the absolute scale of Kelvin is 5772 Kelvin. Celsius and Fahrenheit are relative temperature scales.
Camera mans first words as soon as he returned to earth butt naked:
"Yaooo bruoo, like, idk...Its really hot up there maaan!"
What?
Its crazy how we get natural benefits from the sun but looks so scorching and wicked looking
Espectacular!!
After playing stellaris for so long I wouldn't be surprised if those were some form of space tick that feeds on the sun and explodes at the end of a life cycle or somthing.
I think I got hit by a solar flare today. Shit was hot as hell today.
Diamonds burn easily because they are straight up carbon based material. Light them up....they do in fact burn.
The propulsion from a single blast could be harnessed in a photon sail and take us across the universe...
WOW 😳
Sun looks like hell's description 💀
Diamons dont melt, they evaporate... DUH
Rocks can melt tf you think lava is on earth? It's molten rock
@@armendfiqi Diamond is not a "Rock" Its pure carbon. And if you didnt knew, let me copy paste it for you
"Carbon doesn't really have a melting point. Well, theoretically it does but it doesn't melt. It sublimes at around 3900 K. It has the highest sublimation point of all elements"
@@ngt84 ahk tnx
Is any part of the Sun cool
Nope - that 5500° surface temperature is nothing compared to how hot the interior gets.
Can it burn netherite though?
He mentioned Sonar Flare. I instantly thought about Krillin. 😅
Solid. 👍
Those solar flares can interfere with satellite TV signals. It's also known to help Z fighters get away from enemies.
That's incredible..This is REAL footage.
If, you feeling cold you have a sun trip
What reaction starts the process of heat within a new star?
As a massive gas cloud collapses, it heats up and pressure within it rises. When temperature and pressure are high enough, thermonuclear fusion starts and the young star's energy production becomes self-sustaining
Liquid hot magmah.
How is there gas but it’s in space and how is the sun hot because it’s cold in space ?? I don’t understand that tho
Yeah...I wonder that too. 🤔
Because it creates heat by itself
@@dinogt8477ohhhhhh
The scoaching heat makes enoamous flez.
Our giant fusion furnace keeping us warm and providing limitless solar power.
Nice theory
This has me queefin in my boots.
You must know what the definition of "queef" is, if you're using it. You're obviously a woman then.
You can easily burn diamonds with a regular torch and oxygen...
The race track of the magnetic fields determines the illusionary solidity of mass. Hydrogen has a quatum magnetic field. The maximum momentum velocity in resistance is constant in and out of entanglement of mass. Density can't exceed resistance within it as occupational space itself. Cold resistance expands in mass as outward force of pressure known as density. Hydrogen under extreme pressure expands cold resistance into helium. More mass, more occupational space. Mass falls in equalization to resistance within and without. It can't exceed resistance within and without. The energy is in equalization to resistance within and without. Mass neutralizes resistance within as outward force of pressure. Weight is the equalization of pressure. Weight equalize pressure of force within and without. Spheres are proof of equalization of pressure in space. Loss of pressure is known as decay. The amount of pressure and distance of release determines the strength of decay. Heat is the decay. Thermaldynamics and cold resistance coexist as space itself. Thermaldynamics is pressure in equalization to resistance. Its cosmic speed limit is constant in and out of entanglement of mass. Liquidity to illusionary solidity. Force fields of illusionary solidity. Pressure unequal decays.
I cant wrap my mind around it😮. Just a giant flaming ball of gasses thats been burning non-stop and will continue to burn on and on.
It will eventually run out of hydrogen... Long after we are all gone.
Cameraman never dies 💀
And unfunny people who can't come up with an original thought keep repeating this dumb, over used attempt at a joke.
I KNOW ITS A JOKE BUT IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE
God made everything so interesting and cool
There may be billions of suns but our Sun 🌞, our moon & the rest of the 9 planets keeps everything in place to support human life. If just one of our planets didn't exist we wouldn't be here.
Crazy as it sounds
there was a percentage of luck involved too.
CME's are amazing to be spotted.