Sunlight is Ancient! Captured with my Telescope #astronomy #space #spacefacts

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Published4 months ago
Duration0:18
Video IDkzYV2sqNtw4
Languageen
CategoryScience & Technology
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeYouTube Short

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Views2.8K
Likes146
Comments8
Engagement Rate5.46%
Likes per 100 views5.18
Comments per 1K views2.84

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Why sunlight is ancient: Light is created in the Sun’s core, but it can’t travel straight out. The Sun is so dense that photons constantly collide with particles, bouncing around randomly for thousands of years before finally escaping. Once free, the light travels to Earth in just 8 minutes. This time-lapse showcases real solar activity in stunning detail, revealing solar flares, plasma filaments, and chromospheric structures through the Daystar Quark Chromosphere filter. Equipment used for Close-Up: Telescope: https://dudeloves.space/SkyWatcher-EvoStar-120mm-F8 Solar Filter: https://dudeloves.space/DayStar-Quark-Chromosphere Camera: https://dudeloves.space/ZWO-ASI-432MM Other: Skywatcher Heq5 Pro Mount, ZWO Asi 120mm, ZWO Mini Guide Scope, ZWO AEF Equipment used for Full Disk Sun: Telescope: 60/240mm F4 Finderscope Solar Filter: Daystar Quark Chromosphere Camera: ZWO ASI 432MM Mount: Sky-watcher SolarQuest Acquisition: Firecapture | Tracked with LuSol Processing: Stacked in Autostakkert4 | ImPPG | footage stabilized and edited in After Effects | colorised with SolarToolBox in PixInsight The speed of this footage is around 280x compared to real time. The audio is created with sound clips from NASA’s Parker Solar Probe. It flew through solar wind and the sun’s corona! Its instruments captured electromagnetic waves and particle collisions. #sunobservation #sun #space #solarflare #telescope #astrophotography #solarsystem #spaceweather #spacefacts #sol #science #universe #spacelovers #nature #solar #esa #solaractivity #shorts

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