PetaPixel This is the First-Ever Photo of Sun’s Chromosphere and a Rocket Launch


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A dark silhouette of a rocket passing in front of the bright, detailed surface of the Sun, with visible solar activity and glowing orange plasma.

Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy used a specially designed solar telescope attached to an astronomy camera to capture a unique image of a SpaceX rocket blasting off into orbit in front of the Sun.

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