In all seriousness do not point your telescope/camera at the sun without proper filters
The Sun’s chromosphere was captured through a Solar Hydrogen Alpha filter which isolates a very narrow band of light to pass through to the camera sensor
This was shot with a Lunt LS60MT with double stacking.
200/1000 frames stacked
Peepeepoopoobutttoot on
Wait, it’s late at night and I’ve had a whisky. How does one photograph the sun, at night? You close to north/South Pole or something??
moonisflat on
I would love to watch the sun for hours. I wish I had the equipment and experience.
ThatAstroGuyNZ on
Well worth staying up this photo is spectacular!
Xpandomatix on
Wow. Just holy crap- how did you do this? Was this on eclipse day last year? Genuinely really curious
stephenforbes on
I’m so confused. How did you find the Sun at night?
Taletad on
Why is the sun so much bigger than the moon ? They are roughly the same angular size
Furrybumholecover on
Anyone else initially think, “Well that’s a nice shot of the moon but why’d you photobomb it with a cornbread muffin?” Actually, still not 100% sure that wouldn’t be delicious with some chili.
CocaColai on
Noice! History being made in front of.. well, your eyes, I guess.
Anyway, tell us about your night, OP. How freaked out were you taking a night picture during the day?? Like, when the sun was still up and it was dark outside, did you see anything else?
CreepyAd8409 on
Well I’m gonna need a TLDR because I’m not smart enough to understand how.
Avalanche_Debris on
OP, I’d like to tell you I had a good little chuckle at your title. At least a few of us understood it was a joke.
Wonderful composition, friend. What were the 3 photos composited? I assume one of the Sun, and one of the Moon, and then…neither, for the stars?
Every_Method4221 on
Are you an astronaut? Did you shoot this while you were in space?
Valsadi on
I thought it was a cookie at first while I was scrolling
SiliconOutsider on
Bro what 🫡 this is insanity in absolutely the best way
shogun77777777 on
Haha amazing photo, OP. I’m surprised how many brain dead people there are on r/space but here we are
Convillious on
I aimed my telescope at the Sun, with a piece of cardboard blocking the end and a hole cut in the cardboard for a piece of my Solar Eclipse glasses to cover. It was a makeshift solar telescope and while it might have been dangerous, I was 14 so YOLO.
Tjomek on
Stayed up late to photograph the sun? I dont believe you. r/thatsacookie s/
educofu on
Cmom everybody knows that there isn’t a sun during the night. And also the moon should be the same size as the sun. And no stars should be visible with your exposure. And your JPEG is really bad, could easily be half the resolution and the masking is as good as your explanation.
Thekhandoit on
Looks like a Poster for a movie where the sun has finally had enough of our shit and the moon is our last defense.
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In all seriousness do not point your telescope/camera at the sun without proper filters
The Sun’s chromosphere was captured through a Solar Hydrogen Alpha filter which isolates a very narrow band of light to pass through to the camera sensor
This was shot with a Lunt LS60MT with double stacking.
200/1000 frames stacked
Wait, it’s late at night and I’ve had a whisky. How does one photograph the sun, at night? You close to north/South Pole or something??
I would love to watch the sun for hours. I wish I had the equipment and experience.
Well worth staying up this photo is spectacular!
Wow. Just holy crap- how did you do this? Was this on eclipse day last year? Genuinely really curious
I’m so confused. How did you find the Sun at night?
Why is the sun so much bigger than the moon ? They are roughly the same angular size
Anyone else initially think, “Well that’s a nice shot of the moon but why’d you photobomb it with a cornbread muffin?” Actually, still not 100% sure that wouldn’t be delicious with some chili.
Noice! History being made in front of.. well, your eyes, I guess.
Anyway, tell us about your night, OP. How freaked out were you taking a night picture during the day?? Like, when the sun was still up and it was dark outside, did you see anything else?
Well I’m gonna need a TLDR because I’m not smart enough to understand how.
OP, I’d like to tell you I had a good little chuckle at your title. At least a few of us understood it was a joke.
Also, cool piece!
>Sun at night
Are you by any chance [Polish](https://youtu.be/FAqKMMhVScM?si=x91l65n73JbDbosC)?
These comments hurt me deeply.
Wonderful composition, friend. What were the 3 photos composited? I assume one of the Sun, and one of the Moon, and then…neither, for the stars?
Are you an astronaut? Did you shoot this while you were in space?
I thought it was a cookie at first while I was scrolling
Bro what 🫡 this is insanity in absolutely the best way
Haha amazing photo, OP. I’m surprised how many brain dead people there are on r/space but here we are
I aimed my telescope at the Sun, with a piece of cardboard blocking the end and a hole cut in the cardboard for a piece of my Solar Eclipse glasses to cover. It was a makeshift solar telescope and while it might have been dangerous, I was 14 so YOLO.
Stayed up late to photograph the sun? I dont believe you. r/thatsacookie s/
Cmom everybody knows that there isn’t a sun during the night. And also the moon should be the same size as the sun. And no stars should be visible with your exposure. And your JPEG is really bad, could easily be half the resolution and the masking is as good as your explanation.
Looks like a Poster for a movie where the sun has finally had enough of our shit and the moon is our last defense.