Is This 'Clearest Ever Photo of The Sun'? Astrophotographer Claims to Capture, Discloses Swirls and Feather-Like Patterns on Solar Surface (VIEW PICS)
An astrophotographer, Andrew McCarthy has layered 150,000 individual pictures of the sun to create the most detailed image of the biggest star in the solar system. If seen closely, swirls and feather-type patterns can be seen alongside dark sunspots.
An astrophotographer, Andrew McCarthy has revealed what he claims is his 'clearest ever photo of the sun'. The photographer layered 150,000 individual pictures of the sun to create a huge photo with stunning details using a magnificent modified telescope. In its most close-up view, swirls and feather-like patterns can be seen by the human eye, alongside some mysterious dark sunspots. The extreme details of the largest star in the solar planet can be observed inside the large ultimate 300-megapixel symbol – 30 occasions large. The photographer, known as @cosmic-background on Instagram has posted several images of what he calls is the 'clearest ever photo of the SUN'. ‘Clearest Picture of the Sun From NASA’ Tweet Goes Viral, Know Truth Behind the Software-Processed Image
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The Astrophotographer Claims To Capture 'The Clearest Ever Photo Of The Sun'
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