Imagine dying and not seeing this. Seeing the surface of the object that not only allows the existence of all living things on earth, but keeps all the planets in its gravitational pull. And this is just one of billions! Absolutely incredible video
Agree with what you said, but billions isn’t even close to the true number of stars in the universe. The current estimate is 200 sextillion (200,000,000,000,000,000,000,000), some of which make even our sun look small in comparison. It’s an insanely big universe out there and we may be one of many.
@@stuart6478 What’s your point? Yes it is *on a screen, doesn’t make it any less incredible. Out of the billions of people that have existed we live in a time where we can see the literal surface of the sun
what an incredible glimpse of such profound power and magnitude. and to realize that the scale of what we're seeing is easily beyond our comprehension. I'm really glad Simon has unlocked such clarity with his techniques.
Whilst I can't deny the magnificence of what we witnessed, as a Health and Safety official I must express my horror at the clear and obvious dangers this presents to the public. At no point did I see any warnings this object presents to the public. Some bollards or fencing to prevent the public approaching this highly volatile object are clearly required. I'm not aware if there were any casualties on the aeroplane visible in the clip we witnessed but it only goes to demonstrate the need for proximity warnings. I assume this is a job for NASA and the likes, but don't expect the Russians to be of any use. They can't even land an unmanned craft on the moon. I hope I can rely on the backing of any worried members of the public who read this.
This is a new amazing way to see our star. Watching magnetic fields of such magnitude, lifting the sun's plasma up into space. Damn I'm tiny. The earth would look like a dot next to the organized mayhem shown in this video. Very cool, I'd give it two thumbs up if I could.
@@frankhernandez6524 Could you assert more? LOL Nowhere in this whole globe Earth has ever any scientific studies shown otherwise, than today's accepted consensus how and why stars born. Whenever you ill*terates be able to do more than screaming "Nah-ah!", like actually bring some evidence about anything you're claiming, you will be considered seriously. Till then, be happy with the Dunning-Kruger subject priviliges! ;)
@@name_1313 Can you describe what equipment you use? I have an 80mm Daystar solar scout that I only use for viewing. I'd like to dive into photography and eventually short videos.
@patdohrety2940 First off sorry for my late reply. Its not me who captured these events. Its all Done by Simon and he is using Lunt 152 true doppler. If you like to know more pls visit his Instagram @simon2940. Thx
The raw power our star has is just incredible. It keeps out entire solar system in place that we know today. The brightness this star is so incredible that this star can be seen by the human eye as far as 58 light years away!
Whats also amazing. Is how a telescopic lens can view and capture images of such a bright source of energy.. that topic alone is actually incredible......
Amazing!! If he can get these close up videos of the sun, we need close ups of other planets and the moon! Let’s see what on that thing! Haha good video! Thanks Simon!
This makes me want to rethink definitions of what life itself is,because some of this looks alive. What an incredible genius you are,thank you for this new perspective..
@thecleverboys2005 When we refer to "Nature," it typically encompasses the entire natural world, not limited to Earth alone. Nature encompasses all aspects of the physical universe, including the Earth, other planets, stars, galaxies, and the broader cosmos. It encompasses everything that is not a result of human intervention or artificial manipulation. Hope this statement clarify why @mike311271 is using word 'Nature' here....
No doubt, the Boss at its glory. I am proud and honored to thrive under this perfection of nature. The absolute ruler at the party. Doesn't matter who you are or what are your beliefs.
I do not pretend to understand the behavioral dynamics of magnetized hydrogen plasma, but suffice it to say that from a Laymans perspective, it is incredibly easy and tempting to anthropomorphize much of what you see in this video. Or if not specifically human properties, at least to assign it some living agency or awareness, so foreign to our terrestrial experience is anything this animated and yet not alive in the traditional sense. Utterly astounding.
Nature itself is kinda alive, it's just the meaning of life is compartmentalised through human perception and only given to anything remotely organic. The Sun like every Star had a beginning or birth and one day it will die out due to age or when it reaches a stage no longer energetic to sustain itself.
This is truly incredible. I am curious of how/why there are what seem to be shadows or gradient amounts of light that give these images a 3-D quaility when they are literally ON the light source, itself. Confused, but amazed.
Thank you for these beautifull insights.The sun is my biggest Motivator to go outside with my dog into natur!😊Could you tell me who made the music ist so brilliant the second song?
Did a jet plane really fly in front of the camera? The images are astounding. It is hard to imagine the violence and power of our Suns surface, but your videos bring us there. Well done.
Thank You. This is the most astounding visual experience I have seen, it changes the way I view our star. It also poises a question with the funding to nasa and esa in regards to the soho project, they have nothing available that nears your quality, perhaps we should be funding you instead.
@@dorkception2012we just recently discovered their are more than 4 states of matter, and new discoveries made every day. How would we know what any other type of life is like, we are carbon based...the type to burn up near the sun. What if their is plasma based life, how would we know? Now if a species were to evolve to survive in space, live in/near the sun, etc is not very far fetched. Now I don't think the plasma in the sun is alive, but I wouldn't call anyone a first grader over it. That's the best thing about space, everything new we learn we don't have many ways to cross check facts out there😅
@@I3lazedOneThe sun is unimaginably hot and harsher than the vacuum of space and cannot possibly support life, not even a tardigrade, that's the only organism we know that can basically survive harsh conditions in space and places on earth humanity cannot. Scientists made the "habitable zone" for a reason, and only that can support life. Water is a universal solvent, meaning it supports any and all life, the idea there are plasma-based organisms seems ridiculous and just a wild theory but hasn't and probably won't ever be proven. We know water is what makes up the universe and is older than even stars, it nourishes life back to health and is the purest substance in the universe. I don't mean to get philosophical, but water is the substance the force that created everything moved through before matter came to be, if there is no water, there is no reason for anything to live. Water transports, nourishes, and holds energy, and even in the vacuum in space, we float in it like tardigrades floating a vast never-ending ocean with planets acting more like cells that organisms cling to for life, each one needs a power source, so we have stars, and we know a planet without a star close to it in the habitable zone cannot support life.
That's so incredible that you are able to get such awesome footage of the Sun and it's upper atmosphere... The flare at the end was just off the charts 👍👍👍
@oldgolfpunk The Orion 50 Monster Dobsonian is the biggest telescope available for amateur astronomers. With this 50" aperture giant you will be able to view objects most have only dreamed of. Features fully motorized GoTo operation and meticulous craftsmanship. It costs around $120,000 and is roughly 15 feet tall... the company requires a 75% down-payment before starting construction. Orion 50 f/3.75 Truss-Tube GoTo Dobsonian Telescope w/parabolic primary mirror made of low-expansion borosilicate glass Premium hand-figured optics by Normand Fullum 36-point flotation primary mirror cell with collimation adjustments Secondary mirror features spring loaded collimation adjustments 6 carbon graphite collapsible truss tubes with Moonlite(TM)* truss-tube connections Dual-Speed 2" Moonlite(TM)* Crayford focuser w/1.25" telescope eyepiece adapter and adjustable focusing tension Orion EZ Finder Deluxe Telescope Reflex Sight Unique low-mass/high rigidity compact Dobsonian mount fabricated from CNC machined, 17-layer Russian Birch & aluminum plate epoxy bonded composite material Ebony Star and UHMW bearings Argo-Navis(TM)* electronic setting circles with over 29,000 astronomical objects in the on-board database ServoCAT(TM)* tracking and GoTo system; can be controlled from most popular planetarium programs for robotic telescope control 5 cooling accelerator fans located in mirror box Collapsible secondary cage light shield Lens/dust cap Orion Dynamo Pro 12V Rechargable Power Station Starry Night Special Edition software
For reference, each grain structure on the sun's surface is about the size of Texas, or France. Making some of those sun spots easily as large as the entire North American continent.
Have you ever recorded unidentified craft approaching the Sun. Seen another TH-camr show craft sucking plasma from the star. If you haven't recored it I guess it's never happemd. Brilliant images
Ewok?? Thats just a close up of an Ewok... Amazing views, Smart Simon. Love that you share this with all of us common people. God bless you and I hope He is your Lord and Saviour. Your mind and love for the natural is beautiful
If I were to stand on the sun's surface for a few minutes, would I be able to get a good sun tan if I used sun cream factor 20? Or would I be better off standing there for a few seconds instead?
Those "details" are thousands of miles in size... Tell me you don't know anything about anything, without telling me you don't know anything about anything... :D
Deep sea thermal pipes exists and a whole biosphere around those. Flora and respective fauna, instead of using photosynthesis they live from chemosynthesis. Read about it, very fascinating how life can exist in so many different environments. That's why many scientists hope that we could find life under the ice mantle of the moon Europe.
@@Elzahrio......the Sun is a reincarnation of previous Stars that once existed in the early days of the Universe. Once those Stars died out their trail of dust cloud eventually became our Sun and other neighbouring Stars, like Proxima Centauri...our Sun's sibling star.
While the video is presented as a time-lapse, I want to clarify that the events are not shown at their actual real-time speed. The time-lapse technique allows us to condense hours or even days of activity into a shorter visual sequence, making it more engaging to watch.
those hoops and "flames" are multiple thousands of miles high, the video has been speed up, otherwise you could wait hours till you see some movement on those.
For this you can join a Stargazing events near to you. This way you dont need to spend anything and you can get the view and knowledge from the fellows.
Imagine dying and not seeing this. Seeing the surface of the object that not only allows the existence of all living things on earth, but keeps all the planets in its gravitational pull. And this is just one of billions! Absolutely incredible video
Thank you very much; all credit goes to Simon Tang.
Agree with what you said, but billions isn’t even close to the true number of stars in the universe. The current estimate is 200 sextillion (200,000,000,000,000,000,000,000), some of which make even our sun look small in comparison.
It’s an insanely big universe out there and we may be one of many.
@@Blaster1986 Your 100% right, it’s truly incomprehensible
imagine dying without seeing an image in a screen
@@stuart6478 What’s your point? Yes it is *on a screen, doesn’t make it any less incredible. Out of the billions of people that have existed we live in a time where we can see the literal surface of the sun
what an incredible glimpse of such profound power and magnitude. and to realize that the scale of what we're seeing is easily beyond our comprehension. I'm really glad Simon has unlocked such clarity with his techniques.
Whilst I can't deny the magnificence of what we witnessed, as a Health and Safety official I must express my horror at the clear and obvious dangers this presents to the public.
At no point did I see any warnings this object presents to the public. Some bollards or fencing to prevent the public approaching this highly volatile object are clearly required. I'm not aware if there were any casualties on the aeroplane visible in the clip we witnessed but it only goes to demonstrate the need for proximity warnings.
I assume this is a job for NASA and the likes, but don't expect the Russians to be of any use. They can't even land an unmanned craft on the moon.
I hope I can rely on the backing of any worried members of the public who read this.
@michaellavery4899 oh yea that thing is totally a safety hazard, with how much radiation it's putting out its certainly an OSHA violation
@@MagmaSloth64
I could tell from your original comment you are a realist. A logical person.
Thank's for your agreement and backing.
@@michaellavery4899while I agree with your point.... Russians have historically been the leaders in space race..... don't demean there achievements.
I just want to know the reasoning behind the sun being black and space being yellow
No video ever on youtube has impressed me more than this ! Please never stop making these !!!!
Thank you very much. If you like to see more updated developments. You can visit @simon2940 on Instagram. I will also try to make more like these.
@@name_1313I don't use Instagram. Only TH-cam and X.
what do you use to have such images, coronado and B/W camera? Is the video iverted, negative?
Every evening i watch this ,listen to the music calm down and feel so happy and grateful.
This is a new amazing way to see our star. Watching magnetic fields of such magnitude, lifting the sun's plasma up into space. Damn I'm tiny. The earth would look like a dot next to the organized mayhem shown in this video. Very cool, I'd give it two thumbs up if I could.
The sun is my reason to go out every day on a walk with my dog...its the most inspiring and beautiful thing to see from earth!No sun no life..
It’s amazing that all of this exists and we can’t appreciate fully the wonders of the universe.
The sun does exist, how it got there is highly controversial right now until your rulers ban freedom of speech than it’s back to the Big Bang theory.
@@frankhernandez6524 Could you assert more? LOL
Nowhere in this whole globe Earth has ever any scientific studies shown otherwise, than today's accepted consensus how and why stars born. Whenever you ill*terates be able to do more than screaming "Nah-ah!", like actually bring some evidence about anything you're claiming, you will be considered seriously.
Till then, be happy with the Dunning-Kruger subject priviliges! ;)
And still there wars between countries.
This made me so incredibly happy to watch.
Absolutely lived for this over 50yrs! Magnificent capture Simon Tang, blessed work, I am grateful. Thank you. 💙
Glad you enjoyed it
@@name_1313 Can you describe what equipment you use? I have an 80mm Daystar solar scout that I only use for viewing. I'd like to dive into photography and eventually short videos.
@patdohrety2940 First off sorry for my late reply. Its not me who captured these events. Its all Done by Simon and he is using Lunt 152 true doppler. If you like to know more pls visit his Instagram @simon2940.
Thx
The raw power our star has is just incredible. It keeps out entire solar system in place that we know today. The brightness this star is so incredible that this star can be seen by the human eye as far as 58 light years away!
Amazing!!!! One enormous radioactive fireball. Thank you for showing this.
Whats also amazing. Is how a telescopic lens can view and capture images of such a bright source of energy.. that topic alone is actually incredible......
Is this a real video of the sun?
Simply awestruck ! Magnificent photography . Beautiful and a little bit frightening. Thankyou for letting the world know . 😳👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing!! If he can get these close up videos of the sun, we need close ups of other planets and the moon! Let’s see what on that thing! Haha good video! Thanks Simon!
That would be cool
The Sun way bigger than any other planets.
Those flares that you have seen in the video could easily swallow Jupiter, or Saturn.
This makes me want to rethink definitions of what life itself is,because some of this looks alive.
What an incredible genius you are,thank you for this new perspective..
Thanks for sharing these mind blowing videos. 🤘🌌
Excellent footage. A job most certainly done well. The sun is amazing. Thank you for the video.
simply beautiful, the power of nature
Couldn't agree more!
How is that nature
@thecleverboys2005 When we refer to "Nature," it typically encompasses the entire natural world, not limited to Earth alone. Nature encompasses all aspects of the physical universe, including the Earth, other planets, stars, galaxies, and the broader cosmos. It encompasses everything that is not a result of human intervention or artificial manipulation.
Hope this statement clarify why @mike311271 is using word 'Nature' here....
The music at the second part makes me really calm down especially with the great sun insights brilliant!
Absolutely incredible, what a blessing it is to be able to see our Sun like this. Looks like a huge furry ball in some clips.
Amazing it's like that for Billions of years.
Absolutely stunning. Like staring into the depths of hell and watching millions of souls writhe in sequence! I've seen nothing comparable!
Aw, it’s warm And fuzzy 🥰
This is amazing!! I love it so much I can't stop watching.
Absolutely great video. Thank you this
No doubt, the Boss at its glory. I am proud and honored to thrive under this perfection of nature. The absolute ruler at the party. Doesn't matter who you are or what are your beliefs.
Потрясающе!!! Прекрасно!!!
I was just visualizing this while looking at the first star tonight. Wow.
Amazing stuff!
AMAZING. 🌞 🌝 ☀
Stunning.
Amazing video❤
What kind of time scale are we looking at
Mesmerizing ❤😮
I do not pretend to understand the behavioral dynamics of magnetized hydrogen plasma, but suffice it to say that from a Laymans perspective, it is incredibly easy and tempting to anthropomorphize much of what you see in this video. Or if not specifically human properties, at least to assign it some living agency or awareness, so foreign to our terrestrial experience is anything this animated and yet not alive in the traditional sense. Utterly astounding.
Nature itself is kinda alive, it's just the meaning of life is compartmentalised through human perception and only given to anything remotely organic.
The Sun like every Star had a beginning or birth and one day it will die out due to age or when it reaches a stage no longer energetic to sustain itself.
You managed to described what I was thinking perfectly haha
@@DIVINE_WEAP0N🤣
Amazing 😮❤❤
Simply amazing
Great effort thnx to all.... from punjab...2023... october
This is magnificent ❤
has been going on like this for billions of years and will continue doing so for billions more. kinda puts ourselves in our place.
This is truly incredible. I am curious of how/why there are what seem to be shadows or gradient amounts of light that give these images a 3-D quaility when they are literally ON the light source, itself. Confused, but amazed.
This is just awesome to see the sun like this 👍🏿but what amazes me is how the corona is way hotter than the surface of the sun
Wow.. Rarest video of plane inside sun 😂😂😂🤭Any way Amazing..
Thank you for these beautifull insights.The sun is my biggest Motivator to go outside with my dog into natur!😊Could you tell me who made the music ist so brilliant the second song?
This is so incredible!!!!! 😮😮
Awesome
Did a jet plane really fly in front of the camera? The images are astounding. It is hard to imagine the violence and power of our Suns surface, but your videos bring us there. Well done.
The sun look so mesmerizing up close! It's just a big ball of fire!
No ball of plasma
Thank You. This is the most astounding visual experience I have seen, it changes the way I view our star.
It also poises a question with the funding to nasa and esa in regards to the soho project, they have nothing
available that nears your quality, perhaps we should be funding you instead.
Realmente increíble las imágenes 👏👏
Amazing that these eruptions move and look like clouds on earth despite being many times the size of earth.
Magnificent view of our home star, its alive most people don't realize or think of this star as being a living organism.
Because it isn't ?!
It could be. Just depends on your definition of living. It’s no wonder so many religions see the sun as a god. It might as well be!
@@lazerlobstersnspacepizza8381 A hot ball of hydrogen plasma as an entity?
I know I am a party pooper, but this is kindergarten level.
@@dorkception2012we just recently discovered their are more than 4 states of matter, and new discoveries made every day. How would we know what any other type of life is like, we are carbon based...the type to burn up near the sun. What if their is plasma based life, how would we know? Now if a species were to evolve to survive in space, live in/near the sun, etc is not very far fetched. Now I don't think the plasma in the sun is alive, but I wouldn't call anyone a first grader over it. That's the best thing about space, everything new we learn we don't have many ways to cross check facts out there😅
@@I3lazedOneThe sun is unimaginably hot and harsher than the vacuum of space and cannot possibly support life, not even a tardigrade, that's the only organism we know that can basically survive harsh conditions in space and places on earth humanity cannot. Scientists made the "habitable zone" for a reason, and only that can support life. Water is a universal solvent, meaning it supports any and all life, the idea there are plasma-based organisms seems ridiculous and just a wild theory but hasn't and probably won't ever be proven. We know water is what makes up the universe and is older than even stars, it nourishes life back to health and is the purest substance in the universe.
I don't mean to get philosophical, but water is the substance the force that created everything moved through before matter came to be, if there is no water, there is no reason for anything to live. Water transports, nourishes, and holds energy, and even in the vacuum in space, we float in it like tardigrades floating a vast never-ending ocean with planets acting more like cells that organisms cling to for life, each one needs a power source, so we have stars, and we know a planet without a star close to it in the habitable zone cannot support life.
That's so incredible that you are able to get such awesome footage of the Sun and it's upper atmosphere...
The flare at the end was just off the charts 👍👍👍
What's taking the images if its 93 million miles away or does this person have access to a billion dollar satellite thats much closer to the sun.
@oldgolfpunk
The Orion 50 Monster Dobsonian is the biggest telescope available for amateur astronomers. With this 50" aperture giant you will be able to view objects most have only dreamed of. Features fully motorized GoTo operation and meticulous craftsmanship.
It costs around $120,000 and is roughly 15 feet tall... the company requires a 75% down-payment before starting construction.
Orion 50 f/3.75 Truss-Tube GoTo Dobsonian Telescope w/parabolic primary mirror made of low-expansion borosilicate glass
Premium hand-figured optics by Normand Fullum
36-point flotation primary mirror cell with collimation adjustments
Secondary mirror features spring loaded collimation adjustments
6 carbon graphite collapsible truss tubes with Moonlite(TM)* truss-tube connections
Dual-Speed 2" Moonlite(TM)* Crayford focuser w/1.25" telescope eyepiece adapter and adjustable focusing tension
Orion EZ Finder Deluxe Telescope Reflex Sight
Unique low-mass/high rigidity compact Dobsonian mount fabricated from CNC machined, 17-layer Russian Birch & aluminum plate epoxy bonded composite material
Ebony Star and UHMW bearings
Argo-Navis(TM)* electronic setting circles with over 29,000 astronomical objects in the on-board database
ServoCAT(TM)* tracking and GoTo system; can be controlled from most popular planetarium programs for robotic telescope control
5 cooling accelerator fans located in mirror box
Collapsible secondary cage light shield
Lens/dust cap
Orion Dynamo Pro 12V Rechargable Power Station
Starry Night Special Edition software
THE BEST VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN !!
Thanks a lot. All credit goes to Simon. Its all his hard work and brilliance.
Phenomenal images, I am in awe of the power of our universe. It really proves how tiny we are in the grand design.
"grand design"
That makes my skin crawl.
Nothing is more valuable than anything else in the grand design. Your existence is as appreciated as an existence of the sun
Grand design?
@@nocturnalrecluse1216prob meant Lord Jeebus 😅
@@donjones5452 Yeah, probably. 😂
Thanks
For reference, each grain structure on the sun's surface is about the size of Texas, or France. Making some of those sun spots easily as large as the entire North American continent.
Have you ever recorded unidentified craft approaching the Sun. Seen another TH-camr show craft sucking plasma from the star. If you haven't recored it I guess it's never happemd. Brilliant images
It is super hot phenomena.
Very impressive, ...i would change only the background music ( to ordinary for such images ).
Ironic that something as deathly beautiful as this is the very reason we are alive.
Amazing..
What equipment is being used? Amazing!
amazing!
Hats off to our science..
Outstanding
Ewok?? Thats just a close up of an Ewok...
Amazing views, Smart Simon. Love that you share this with all of us common people. God bless you and I hope He is your Lord and Saviour. Your mind and love for the natural is beautiful
Is this a real time video or Timelapse or what. Whatever it is , it’s awesome
Timelapse.
Wow, which hear did he used?
the giver of all life
For as hot this actually is, it is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time. Thanks
Icarus Airlines??
Incredible
Pleeeeeeeease tell me who made this music....thank you for this great video
1 ) Riding Into The Sun :- Telecasted By 'King Canyon'
2) Interstellar Mood :- Interstellar Mood 'Nico Staf'
3) Sunrise :- Sunrise By 'JVNA'
4) Cosmic Groove :- Cosmic Groove 'Cooper Cannell'
Thank you so much for answering.I am scottisch,live in Germany and hope to see more videos like this from you.This makes my day!😊
Simply a miracle- A giant fire ball burning for billions of years yet so stable for earth to evolve and gave birth to human beings!
Oh here you are, I finally found you! Good cover🤫
Absolutely amazing what these new iPhone cameras are capable of these days, innit? 😁
What was that that happened at 2 minutes 10 seconds give or take
Amazing, i need that telescope 😅
why was there a shadow of a plane?? and how do you get such close shots??
Is it made in water?
What was the plane at 5:07
Idk
it's.. DIVINE 👁️👁️👃👁️👁️🙏
Best reference for celestial animation
Are this footage timeline is original ? Footage speed is not increased?
If I were to stand on the sun's surface for a few minutes, would I be able to get a good sun tan if I used sun cream factor 20? Or would I be better off standing there for a few seconds instead?
I recommend to watch the movie called Sunshine!
The surface of the sun is really intense in the middle of the day. If u want a good tan I’d recommend going in the evening or early in the morning.
@@PD-ws4td Right! I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but wear some furry winter boots! Those can keep your feet way better insulated from the heat!
Try watching it in 2x speed. It gets wilder 🔥
Crazy! No wonder Superman was so strong!
Does the cameraman have to use a flash to take these pictures?
LOL
How close is the object to the sun that is taking such detail ?
Those "details" are thousands of miles in size...
Tell me you don't know anything about anything, without telling me you don't know anything about anything... :D
Crazy how the sun creates life without it nothing would exist.
Deep sea thermal pipes exists and a whole biosphere around those. Flora and respective fauna, instead of using photosynthesis they live from chemosynthesis.
Read about it, very fascinating how life can exist in so many different environments.
That's why many scientists hope that we could find life under the ice mantle of the moon Europe.
The question is Who created the Sun?
@@Elzahrio Google it and figure it out how the Sun being "created" if school missed explaining it to you!
@@Elzahrio......the Sun is a reincarnation of previous Stars that once existed in the early days of the Universe. Once those Stars died out their trail of dust cloud eventually became our Sun and other neighbouring Stars, like Proxima Centauri...our Sun's sibling star.
@@changsangma1915 and why do they all do this? It's like someone or something has taught them all this.
4:56 love it, pure brilliance 🤣
We are an ingredient in this reaction pretty cool to see where we came from and where we are going long before and after we have been there
Love these
What the hell was that thing that went shooting by @ the 1:58 mark and left the turbulence?
Was either a rope filament broke or a small flare.
@@johnnygizmo4733 At first I though a passenger jet got in the view.
@@MrDhalli6500 4:58?
@@MrDhalli6500 lol 😊
is that all real time speed of the movements?
Time-lapse
@@name_1313 i get that its a time laps but the speed of the actual event, is it in real time?
While the video is presented as a time-lapse, I want to clarify that the events are not shown at their actual real-time speed. The time-lapse technique allows us to condense hours or even days of activity into a shorter visual sequence, making it more engaging to watch.
@@name_1313 ah ha thats what i was wondering, thank you so much, its very interesting
What was that @ 1:59 ?
What's the plane all about?
Is all this being shown many times the speed in time, or at real speed?
those hoops and "flames" are multiple thousands of miles high, the video has been speed up, otherwise you could wait hours till you see some movement on those.
@@dorkception2012 Thank you, that's what I thought so.
@@titan1235813 Just google 'Solar Mass Ejection' you will find lots of cool images and info, also look up Solar Probe!
What kind of rig does it take to be able to see this view?
Lunt 152 true doppler ( Simon Used to Capture these events )
@@name_1313 wow I thought my hobby was expensive
My wife said ohh hell no! Couldn't sell it no matter how I flipped it, still better than anything you could ever see on cable
I'm hooked want to see it threw the lens
For this you can join a Stargazing events near to you. This way you dont need to spend anything and you can get the view and knowledge from the fellows.
Astonishing video captures! To be able to see the shear power and magnitude of this gas giant 150 million kilometres from Earth is mind boggling! 👊🇨🇦