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The Sun, in close-up

OOrbit3 followers · 2 months ago

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Eighteen seconds of solar loops at close range, from a space telescope. Public domain (NASA) — via Wikimedia Commons.

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Sky Files2 months ago
Clear explanation. Looking forward to the next one.
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Demo User2 months ago
How did you get that angle — tripod, or handheld?
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Field Notes2 months ago
Finally someone who explains it properly.
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