New perspectives of the Sun

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New perspectives of the Sun

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I tthought this latest submission by Larry should be shared among people here.

I really like image #1!



Our Sun in a different perspective

Enjoy and be awed!

*I'm not sure if non-members of Cloudynights could see anything.
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Hi,
WOW!! Really amazing!! :shock: :shock:

Have a nice day.
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Post by kayheem »

The 1st 2 look like styrofoam balls!
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amazing! his work always has this artistic flare in it.
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Post by Clifford60 »

Hi Wee Nghee, Isn't the 3rd pic looks like yours in the spaceweather.com recent article. Both pics are taken about the same angle.

http://www.spaceweather.com/archive.php ... &view=view

Yes, non Cloudynights member can see all the pics.
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Post by Tachyon »

Very impressive!
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