In 2010, NASA launched the Solar Dynamics Observatory to study the Sun. Now in the video you can see how it moves around its axis.
In 2010, the space, thanks to the efforts of NASA was running a special a device called the Solar Dynamics Observatory.
The function of this unit was a study of the Sun and its impact on the Earth. Surveillance cameras on SDO was very powerful and allowed you to see a lot of different information about a celestial object. The camera resolution of 4096 at 4096 opens a wide range of features for monitoring the changing position of the sun.
Since the surface of the Sun all the time something happens, it can lead to a distorted image. To solve this problem, the Sun is subjected to a so-called “Bramani”. This means that the images that were obtained during the two years of filming, substituted one after another, bringing them the Sun makes a turn of 360 degrees in a short period of time.
