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Closest Ever Picture of the Sun

#31
looks like a bowling ball no cap
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#32
What kind of material should the camera be made of in order not to melt at such a distance from the sun?
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Quote:(08-03-2022, 10:03 AM)hadid21 Wrote:

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What kind of material should the camera be made of in order not to melt at such a distance from the sun?

There's an article that explains it well in laymen's terms:

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#34
It looks like a shot from a Cameron blockbuster.
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#35
this is really interesting, thank you for sharing
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#36
Man I never get tired of seeing these images, incredibly how huge the universe is . Just the sun is enormous
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Quote:(09-20-2022, 07:26 PM)JollyRoger95 Wrote:

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Man I never get tired of seeing these images, incredibly how huge the universe is . Just the sun is enormous

And then you find out it's not even that big for a star xD
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#38
imagine what kind of imagery will be possible in a decade, 2?
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#39
This image is kind of amazing because of the exposure control of shooting so close to the strongest source of light in our universe
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Quote:(10-09-2022, 07:57 PM)wtf3421 Wrote:

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This image is kind of amazing because of the exposure control of shooting so close to the strongest source of light in our universe

Idk about the universe, but in our solar system for sure haha! I don't think this is the "raw" image in the same way we take photos on our phone. It's received data and been programmed to display that data in the image. In a sense, it's a reconstructed image. There's a pretty good article that talks about how it works

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