NASA Releases Video Solar Activity at 4K resolution

Recently, the US National Space agency or better known as NASA, released a pretty awesome video of the solar activity. Video released with a duration of 30 minutes is taken by NASA's Solar Observator launched in 2010.



"Observator we took pictures of 10 different angles. Each corner also shows a different temperature from the Sun ", so said the NASA representative who explains in the video. Video taken at a high resolution of 4K provides a detailed explanation of how the sun's direct fact it is a sphere with very hot gas. Setap seconds there was an explosion and a burst of giant gas ball, while the heat on the surface itself can exceed the nuclear radiation. What can not be denied is a ball of hot gas is very big influence on the earth and human life.



This video turned out to be a lot of attention of many people and many were fascinated to see. Results of this video is known done by involving 10 media commonly involved in science and technology which in this video every minute of it done within 10 hours. So do not be surprised if the total video creation takes up to 300 hours and produce a video that is very intriguing science eye.

This meant that the study in today's technological era, the process of shooting more advanced, researchers are expected to review the nature of the sun which helps life on Earth better. Space agencies from the land of Uncle Sam's also managed to take a picture of the planet Pluto. Images produced by high technology is also successfully led researchers to better understand Pluto than before.