Solartransits wie diese sind für mich schwierig, da ich in Arizona lebe. Die Sonne ist nur hoch genug für a "Gut “im Sommer- wenn die Temperaturen immer extrem hoch sind. Laut dem Thermometer in meinem Auto war es außerhalb von 121 ° F, als ich diesen Schuss bekam. Um die Auswirkungen der Hitze zu mildern, brachte ich Eisbeutel und thermoelektrische Kühler mit, um die Teleskope und Computer von Überhitzung zu halten.

    Ich habe dies mit mehreren Teleskopen erfasst, die das Licht der Sonne sicher herausfiltern und gleichzeitig die Chromosphäre, die Details in der Atmosphäre, durchkommen lassen. Diese Aufnahme ist auch eine enge Ernte des gesamten Fotos. Sie können die ungekürzte Version sehen, die die Skala der ISS gegen die Sonne, Rohfotos und ein Video zeigt, das die Teleskope auf meinem Instagram zeigt, die ich in den Kommentaren verlinke.

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    1. ajamesmccarthy on

      Solar transits like this are tricky for me since I live in Arizona. The sun is only high enough for a „good
      one during the summer- when temps are always extremely high. According to the thermometer in my car it was 121°F outside when I got this shot. To mitigate the effects of the heat, I brought ice packs and thermoelectric coolers to help keep the telescopes and computers from overheating.

      I captured this using multiple telescopes designed to safely filter out the sun’s light while allowing the chromosphere, the details in the atmosphere, to come through. This shot is also a tight crop of the whole photo. You can see the uncropped version of it showing the scale of the ISS against the full sun, raw photos, and a video showing the behind the scenes and live view during capture [on my insta](https://www.instagram.com/cosmic_background/profilecard/?igsh=MXBhZHIyeGdmcXRrYQ==).

    2. Lucid-Dramer on

      Az native here, I love this shot. Perfectly represents Arizona’s heat while capturing the beauty as well

    3. Chuck_Chaos on

      Kardashev Dreams as it “represents the humble beginnings as our civilization grows”. Nice work!

    4. I had no idea the ISS was so much bigger than Earth! Who’s orbiting who MFer?!?!

    5. Unreal. I’d love to see a high res version of this without the earth for scale.

    6. wdym earth added for scale? how far away did you make it? the center of the sun? (beautiful shot btw)

    7. I presume that’s the size of earth if it were on the surface of the sun, right?

      Great shot!

    8. Leading_Study_876 on

      I assume that’s Earth *on the surface of the sun* „for scale“?

    9. Repulsive-Neat6776 on

      Take the earth out, and this would be a cool poster/album cover.

      How does one take a photo of the sun like that? I know there are telescopes to help you see the sun, but that’s some incredible detail.

    10. Turbulent_Angel on

      So, I might sound goofy or naive, but it is just amazing to me that we built something that is that big in relation to the Earth! I mean, it is so big we had to put the pieces together in space. Pretty cool!

    11. (sorry for nitpick, it’s pretty easy to crop a screenshot before posting. I recommend you try that next time)

    12. UnidentifiedBlobject on

      *Only dream I ever have… is the surface of the sun. Everytime I shut my eyes… it’s always the same*

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