April 27, 2016
Courtesy of NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, the space agency has released an amazing ultra-high definition look at a solar flare which erupted last week.
The April 17th blast was categorized as merely a mid-level eruption, but the effects were felt on Earth as radio blackouts were reported due to the event.
Fortunately, NASA was able to capture this breathtaking perspective of the eruption that they trumpeted as 'stunning' in their press release.
Don't be mistaken by the amazing perspective provided by the footage and think that one could observe such a sight were they floating in space.
In fact, the presentation was created by NASA using observations of extreme ultraviolet light around the sun.
Since humans cannot see these wavelengths, the space agency 'filtered' it to produce the magnificent video.
As yet another fantastic offering from NASA's new 4K video endeavor, the video leaves little doubt that when we can finally see the UFOs, they will look amazing.
Source: USA Today
Courtesy of NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, the space agency has released an amazing ultra-high definition look at a solar flare which erupted last week.
The April 17th blast was categorized as merely a mid-level eruption, but the effects were felt on Earth as radio blackouts were reported due to the event.
Fortunately, NASA was able to capture this breathtaking perspective of the eruption that they trumpeted as 'stunning' in their press release.
Don't be mistaken by the amazing perspective provided by the footage and think that one could observe such a sight were they floating in space.
In fact, the presentation was created by NASA using observations of extreme ultraviolet light around the sun.
Since humans cannot see these wavelengths, the space agency 'filtered' it to produce the magnificent video.
As yet another fantastic offering from NASA's new 4K video endeavor, the video leaves little doubt that when we can finally see the UFOs, they will look amazing.
Source: USA Today