A First in Space! The Closest Photo of the Sun Was Taken

A lot of news is emerging about our solar system. In the days when the mysteries in the space world are revealed one by one, many details about the Sun emerge. There is also a new development that allows for a detailed study of the Sun. The space world is perhaps a world that is curious and still remains a mystery. While movies and TV series about this mysterious world are being made, new information is also emerging that sheds light on the development of the space industry. In our article, we are talking about the first close-up photo of the Sun!

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The Sun is Observed Closer

The Daniel Inouye Telescope, which took the first very close photograph of the Sun, is commemorated with great success. It is known as the Haleakala Observatory's telescope. In fact, thanks to this telescope, the Sun was taken so close that it is said to display the Chromosphere, the second layer of its atmosphere and described as the color sphere.

Second Layer of the Sun Observed

This is how it becomes clear that one of the mysteries of Space has been revealed. It is the first time that the Sun has been observed so closely. In the high-resolution photo, an area of ​​82 thousand 500 kilometers can be observed clearly. Other telescopes, which were affected by the energies emitted by the Sun under normal conditions and could not resist these photons, could not take close images, but this situation is starting to reverse thanks to the constantly developing technology used in the space world. Thanks to the photo taken using this technology, the Sun can be viewed closer and in more detail. In this way, it seems possible to learn more about the Sun.