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Related: About this forumSunlight as You've Not Seen It: Another Truly ☼Amazing☼ APOD
This is Today's Astronomy Picture Of The Day...
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240902.html
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240902.html
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Sunlight as You've Not Seen It: Another Truly ☼Amazing☼ APOD (Original Post)
SorellaLaBefana
Sep 2
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erronis
(16,744 posts)1. It's hard to make a cogent response to such an incredible display. This blob of plasma is larger than the Earth!
Thanks for the post!
Demovictory9
(33,542 posts)2. Sun looks so 🔥
wordstroken
(644 posts)3. Wow!! Breathtaking!!!
StarryNite
(10,671 posts)4. Spectacular!
3825-87867
(1,066 posts)5. Out of the Sun
Short SciFi story by Arthur Clarke.
COL Mustard
(6,818 posts)6. Why don't they take those pictures at night?
When it's not so bright?
(OK, I'll leave now.)
MLAA
(18,512 posts)7. Thanks for sharing and a belated welcome to DU!
ms liberty
(9,783 posts)8. Wow.
Judi Lynn
(162,290 posts)9. Wonderful! Have never seen an image remotely like this.
Almost can't stop looking at it! Hope I won't go blind!
Thanks for posting, Sorella LaBefana. The picture is fascinating.