The Sun in all its Glory

Here is a look at the sun using many different scanning

techniques, as well as different Lenses.

Life cycle of the sun10 byo Gravity induced ball of gas

9 byo gravity has shaped the star

As seen today

5 byo into the future, a super red giant

This is a picture taken using sound

waves to show surface and interior rotation of

the sun.

This is a live picture using a filter to show what is taking place around the Suns surface.

A shot of the sun using a

mid heat filter. Where

we see the dark blue temp. are

about 18,000 degrees F.

This filter shows the

suns photosphere where the temp. is about

10,000 degrees F.

With this filter The corona is

displayed at temperatures exceeding 1

million degrees F.

A look at the suns solar winds. To see this they have placed a disk into the

telescope to limit the light from the sun

Sunspot

Granules

A close up look at the

Suns surface.

We are actually seeing bubbles of energy, each are about the size of Texas,

that are rapidly boiling to the suns surface.

These bubbles are called Granules,

A beautiful display of solar radiation erupting from the suns surface.

Shots of the electromagnetic fields which erupt moments before a large solar flare

Here is a magnificent example of a

large solar flare following a magnetic eruption.

Here is a look at the suns surface through three different chemical

filters.

A first hand look at the violence of

the eruptions off the

surface of the Sun.

This is a series of photographs showing a giant electromagnetic

Mass Coronal eruption

This is a look at the sun through three chemical filters at once showing heat differences. Green is the

coolest while red is the hottest.

A close up view of a solar prominence erupting and then returning to the suns surface this happens due

to the Suns incredible Gravitational pull.

The Photosphere

The Mid Chromosphere

The upper Chromosphere

The Corona

Sunspots

This is a layered set of images showing the heat of the different layers. Green is the coolest at

10,000 degrees F, while red is the hottest at over a

million degrees F.

The Sun is the giver of life for our planet. All of the energy that we have to use comes from the Sun. This was the beginning of

life for the Earth and in the end it will also be the end of life for the

Earth.