The Deepest We Have Ever Seen Into the Sun | SDO 4K

Turns out sun is actually looking like this “🌞” and not just this “🌝”

To think its that far away and still has given me some of the worst burns of my life. Its terrifying and awe inspiring.

I swear, Outer Space videos like this gives me existential crisis.

4:45 the smile of the sun gives chills 😊

And the sun is pretty quiet as stars go. Imagine seeing this sort of footage from a more temperamental star, it'd be a sight to behold.

The sun gives off a vibe that it can explode at any second, it is amazing that stars can remain stable for billions of years considering how powerful and chaotic the activity appears to be

I don’t know why but this made me cry. I felt so grateful for the sun itself and the scientists who made it possible for us to see this amazing star up close. I can’t wait to see the eclipse when it comes to Cleveland!!! I’ve never felt so lucky to live here 😂

If this is actually a real video and real footage then it was definitely a bloody good one and I loved it👍🏻😁

4:45 Look at that warm smile! Very heart warming. literally.

Oh. My. Lord. I am struck numb by the beauty of our own star. I seriously felt like I was orbiting closely around it watching this video. Thank you and thanks to all the brilliant scientists that allowed us all to witness these amazing visuals.

Are we sure its safe to even look at this video??

Witnessing a total eclipse is definitely a top 10 experience. Can't wait for the next one

This is not a regular YouTube video, this is a baffling documentary with amazing imagery supported by well-studied content. Bravo Alex, this is one of you better ones!

What I find mind-blowing is we are not just seeing the majesty of our sun, the mother of our planetary system, the giver of life, we are peering into the enigmatic engines of the cosmos. We're getting a small but powerful glimpse into the workings of every star. 🌟✴⭐✴🌟

These Astrum documentaries are so engaging. As a keen night skywatcher (but someone with not much math or physics) I struggle sometimes to comprehend the nuts and bolts of the universe but look forward to every new upload and I always feel a little less stupid for having watched them. They reward repeated viewing too. My favourites are the one on Neptune (sooo much information from one fly-by), the New Horizons mission (just WOW) and the longer piece about the Spirit and Opportunity missions on Mars. Nourishing stuff. Please continue.

"i want to dive into the sun" RIP astrum Gone but not forgotten 😢

I feel so bad for all the people not interested enough in science and the natural world who will never see this kind of awe inspiring stuff. Beautiful showcase!

The Sun is very difficult to get details with ultraviolet light. Yet It's still Impossible to find more details about it's Core Interior considering on how powerful our current technology to get an closeup of It's Radiative Zone and it's Core with visible or nonvisible lights

4:47 nice smiley face. Reminds me of the time stop episode of star trek the next generation where pocard gets all silly and draws a smiley face on the gas escaping from the warp core

I am broken by the thought of showing this to a distant ancestor, and what a descendant would be able to show us from further in the future. This was truly fascinating to watch.