NASA Released a mega timelapse of the Sun

This is a cool(or very hot) video.
It is a 10 YEAR timelapse of the sun,using high quality images from the Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft(SDO).
The vid is 61 minutes long,containing over 87000 images.Each second represents 1 day of our time.
The images are in the extreme UV part of the spectrum so we can see more detail.
If you have 4K capability,you can watch in 4K.

If you go to 12minutes 23 seconds,you can see Venus transit the face of the Sun(don't blink,its fast).



www.sciencealert.com...

The vid is also in the above link in case the embed doesn't work.
Enjoy possibly the most expensive timelapse video ever posted on youtube!

I just found my new screen saver. That's very hypnotic to watch. Like a camp fire but in SPACE!

Thank you so much for finding and sharing this.

The sun gets quite active. but at the end its Very quiet???

a reply to: TheGhoul
Me too Ghoul,Ive had it on my tablet today as a kind of moving picture while I worked.

a reply to: buddha
I think it gets quiet at the end because we are approaching solar minimum,so less or zero activity.

a reply to: buddha

Yup, and it has no effect on the rest of the solar system.

originally posted by: AutomateThis1
a reply to: buddha

Yup, and it has no effect on the rest of the solar system.

Is that a question?

a reply to: smurfy

Do you see a question mark?