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  1. ‪Here are some great shots from our #GREGORSolarTelescope observation campaign in July. Peering into the #photosphere and #chromosphere, we caught several emerging active regions – and a #flare! This will help us study the plasma dynamics in active regions and how energy builds up to create a flare.

    #MPSGoettingen #SolarPhysics #ActiveRegion #Flare #SolarFlare

  2. Here are some great shots from our #GREGORSolarTelescope observation campaign in July. Peering into the #photosphere and #chromosphere, we caught several emerging active regions – and a #flare! This will help us study the plasma dynamics in active regions and how energy builds up to create a flare.

  3. [Pour le plaisir des yeux ... 🤩 ] Avez-vous vu ces images de la surface visible du #Soleil - la #photosphère - récemment acquises par les instruments embarqués à bord de la sonde #SolarOrbiter de l' @esa ?

    Ces trois images témoignent de la #dynamique de notre Soleil - notamment, des mouvements de #plasma à sa surface, de l'#éjection de matière depuis les #tâches sombres le long des lignes de champ #magnétique.

    Infos+ : esa.int/Science_Exploration/Sp

  4. [Pour le plaisir des yeux ... 🤩 ] Avez-vous vu ces images de la surface visible du #Soleil - la #photosphère - récemment acquises par les instruments embarqués à bord de la sonde #SolarOrbiter de l' @esa ?

    Ces trois images témoignent de la #dynamique de notre Soleil - notamment, des mouvements de #plasma à sa surface, de l'#éjection de matière depuis les #tâches sombres le long des lignes de champ #magnétique.

    Infos+ : esa.int/Science_Exploration/Sp

  5. [Pour le plaisir des yeux ... 🤩 ] Avez-vous vu ces images de la surface visible du #Soleil - la #photosphère - récemment acquises par les instruments embarqués à bord de la sonde #SolarOrbiter de l' @esa ?

    Ces trois images témoignent de la #dynamique de notre Soleil - notamment, des mouvements de #plasma à sa surface, de l'#éjection de matière depuis les #tâches sombres le long des lignes de champ #magnétique.

    Infos+ : esa.int/Science_Exploration/Sp

  6. [#Eclipse of April 8, 2024] Here are a few shots of the #Sun eclipse of April 8 over the North American continent.

    The #photosphere, a few coronal mass ejections and various (dark-colored) spots scattered across the surface reveal our Sun's current activity. Maximum expected in 2025! Our instruments - aboard the #SolarOrbiter probe and installed at the #PicduMidi Observatory - are ready!

    More shots here: flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/

  7. [#Eclipse du 8 avril 2024] Voici quelques clichés de l'éclipse de #Soleil du 8 avril dernier au-dessus du continent nord-américain.

    La #photosphère, quelques éjections de masse coronale et diverses tâches (de couleur sombre) disséminées à la surface témoignent de l'activité actuelle de notre Soleil. Maximum prévu pour 2025 ! Nos instruments - embarqués à bord de la sonde #SolarOrbiter et installés à l'Observatoire du #PicduMidi - sont prêts !

    D'autres clichés ici : flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/

  8. I did a bunch of PhotoSphere panoramas with the Pixel 6a last night as the lights were coming on in the city, and if there's a way I could get Google's attention, I would ask that there be a way to adjust the exposure before starting the process of recording images, because it makes all the difference in the world between acceptable and not.

    Here's one I did of Cupid's Span before the sun went down.

  9. I did a bunch of PhotoSphere panoramas with the Pixel 6a last night as the lights were coming on in the city, and if there's a way I could get Google's attention, I would ask that there be a way to adjust the exposure before starting the process of recording images, because it makes all the difference in the world between acceptable and not.

    Here's one I did of Cupid's Span before the sun went down.

    #photography #SanFrancisco #CupidsSpan #GooglePixel6a #RinconPark #PhotoSphere #bowandarrow

  10. I did a bunch of PhotoSphere panoramas with the Pixel 6a last night as the lights were coming on in the city, and if there's a way I could get Google's attention, I would ask that there be a way to adjust the exposure before starting the process of recording images, because it makes all the difference in the world between acceptable and not.

    Here's one I did of Cupid's Span before the sun went down.

    #photography #SanFrancisco #CupidsSpan #GooglePixel6a #RinconPark #PhotoSphere #bowandarrow

  11. I did a bunch of PhotoSphere panoramas with the Pixel 6a last night as the lights were coming on in the city, and if there's a way I could get Google's attention, I would ask that there be a way to adjust the exposure before starting the process of recording images, because it makes all the difference in the world between acceptable and not.

    Here's one I did of Cupid's Span before the sun went down.

    #photography #SanFrancisco #CupidsSpan #GooglePixel6a #RinconPark #PhotoSphere #bowandarrow

  12. I did a bunch of PhotoSphere panoramas with the Pixel 6a last night as the lights were coming on in the city, and if there's a way I could get Google's attention, I would ask that there be a way to adjust the exposure before starting the process of recording images, because it makes all the difference in the world between acceptable and not.

    Here's one I did of Cupid's Span before the sun went down.

    #photography #SanFrancisco #CupidsSpan #GooglePixel6a #RinconPark #PhotoSphere #bowandarrow

  13. 𝘼𝙣𝙣𝙖 𝙍𝙪𝙗𝙮 𝙁𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙨, 270 #PhotoSphere, Helen #GA, January 2018 - for #WaterfallWednesday, Daily #PhotoTheme
    Animation at kuula.co/post/7HQ4F via #Kuula

  14. To all #geographers consider the photo sphere as a GIS map, it won't look exactly as it does in reality! #Fail #PhotoSphere

  15. When we observe the sun under Ha filtering, we are able to see the sun's #chromosphere and its #prominences. The chromosphere is a gaseous layer, mainly hydrogen, which lays above the #photosphere. The high temperatures at that layer causes the hydrogen to glow red at that wavelength, hence the Ha name. Also, you could be able to see a #prominence, which is an eruption-like event of solar material thrown out into space!