133 Days on the Sun: Captivating Solar Activity Time-Lapse by NASA's SDO

Dive into the dynamic world of the Sun with this mesmerizing time-lapse captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO). Witness four months of solar activity condensed into 59 minutes, showcasing the Sun's stunning outer atmospheric layer, the corona, at an extreme-ultraviolet wavelength of 17.1 nanometers. Marvel at the Sun's rotation, approximately once every 27 days, as bright active regions sweep across its surface, accompanied by magnetic fields and captivating solar flares. Discover the intricate dance of Earth and the Moon occasionally eclipsing SDO, and explore moments of calibration and data insights. Immerse yourself in Lars Leonhard's entrancing "Geometric Shapes" album as the backdrop to this awe-inspiring visual journey.