This is a short time-lapse of the Suns complete rotation over 27 days. The Moon and the Suns rotation can not be seen by man from the Earth. So I wanted to demonstrate the rotation by taking an image of the Sun each day showing its Sunspots.I used a solar filter with my 10 inch telescope and photographed it with a Nikon 5600 dslr. Then by playing the 28 images taken over a 4 week period in video mode, we can observe the sunspots moving around the Sun. Nasa reported that the suns activity in June was the busiest that it has been since 2001. So here we see the last half of June, and the first half of Julys sunspot activity. My thanks go to Kevin Parker for his efforts and inspiration, and to Maxkomusic for the use of there copyright free music tune called ''Beauty''
19 июл 2023
