NASA | Welcome to the Sun

[ttJinn]

This commercial is sponsored by Apple.

[ELCRADOR53]

dates that will take that strong heat I be ready?

[Ghostkiller5555]

i also want a interactive room that responds to you movement ...

[webbum]

That t shirt was big in the 70s

[drevenkaine]

What is NASA hiding in plain site?

/watch?v=hVnFPQtXDO4

[Airsoftsniperkid]

My God, stop with the conspiracies, man. NASA isn't the one you should be targeting...you should be targeting the Church. Does Galileo ring any bells? How about Coppernicus

[insightllc]

@Airsoftsniperkid Copernicus theory was a conspiracy theory douche. Poor guy never even got to see it as anything else. WTF? I SOLVED the 111 year old Riddle of Tesla. I SOLVED THE 3 6 9. The Scottish Rite Secret of the 33rd degree is Tesla Earthquake British Association Record No. 333 on September 3 at 3:03 p.m. THEY TELL "idiots of the 33rd degree"-Mark Twain THAT THEY CAN MAKE AN EARTHQUAKE IF THEY MEDITATE. Twain knew because his buddy Nikola Tesla made one for the Harriman Expedition.

[Biszekk]

name of the song, gimme gimme !

[mrjollyrich76]

the sun does not produce heat by itself, it produces massive amounts of radiation that are translated to heat by an atmosphere. so yes the radiation from the sun can kill you easily from a great distance but with the right kind of radiation shielding you could be feet away without dying.

[tengisshuudee]

do you know that one little piece of a sun

can kill a person from distance 170kilometers!

[mari0ard]

Go SDO!

[johnnnyboi123]

wow they can see inside the sun now? which alien did they rob?? lol

[seethroughdog]

his ass is on fire

[ResistanceAlpha]

this reminds me of the movie Mission to Mars.

[Doingyourmom2]

how close to the sun is this to be?

[zamliman]

Cool

the future is out there =I

[kennethh70]

great

[anmoose]

Awesome! I look forward to much more.

[aznlilboiz]

NASA watched too much 2012.

[mitsukai89]

is this data public?

[Salladsdressing]

Nice to see NASA dressing up for their announcements =P

[skyfoldZERO]

lol... XD

[ThierrySold]

the sun soon will kill us all xD

[mikerules999]

@ThierrySold in 40 million years

[Ultra4]

cool. The video itself tells little, and i don't like the CGI pretending to be interactive with the speaker when they are not. So i din't really like the video itself, but i sure am looking forward for "moar science" about the sun

[xapemanx]

20 megapixel camera?

[TheLastHaze]

Interesting.

Kinda feel like whatching Sunshine now.

[Ultra4]

loved that movie, the mad captain just had to be a religious idiot, i loled... cool idea, cheesy ending but great nonetheless

[szasz85b]

i want to see those images

[kaishininjou]

@szasz85b i second that ^^

[personalsinr]

MOAR SCIENCE!

[sonnyboyz]

nao!

[SkyBlue4bluesky]

Yeah more scince please =3

[CinemaGaming]

Well that's just great. How bout letting us just wait for the info without teasing us.

[Link10893]

Thanks for inviting me.

Oh, my body just evaporated.

[rwese]

I wonder if there are any plans for the case the sun will shutdown within the next 100 years.

[Chrisjr2007]

no lol...

[aweirdling]

There's not really any need for some plans, the sun certainly won't die out before some five billion years have passed. If memory serves.

[rwese]

Well, those billion years are based on our previous knowledge. what if we soon get to know we have like 50 years left.

[borrofburi]

Then according to our current knowledge, we are screwed no matter what we do.

On the other hand, it made for a pretty good movie entitled "Sunshine" (first half was excellent, second half was unnecessary).

[rwese]

@borrofburi

Yep your absolutely right about Sunshine.

[samipso]

Inside the sun? :o

[TheReasonWhyGuy]

MORE SCIENCE :D

[ervey105]

awesome!!