Stunning Looping Arcs

[loadthisup899]

Did any body see that face in the beginning

[smkb6233]

変態！！！

[rabinow111]

ya think SPF 75 sunscreen should suffice?

[bacura101]

@rabinow111 too much, would probably reflect the sunlight.



[primeEmu16]

two people were so mesmerized by this that they accidentally pressed the dislike button.

[praetorian2150]

makes u think about our species.......so much more out there and we cant handle the fact of different colors lol

[rockerduff1231]

@praetorian2150 wise words friend

[praetorian2150]

wow so humbling

[peeking209]

Wow, that's a trip

[phillywilly01]

Looks like Solaris

[afendz]

...stunning...if you look at it properly, you can see a man's face..

[yourforte]

Fascinating video

[RJL738]

Very interesting video. The sun is believe it or not actually more than 1.3 million times bigger than the Earth by volume, is more than 93,000,000 miles away and moves through space taking the rest of the solar system with it at several hundred thousand miles per hour.

[daniel246]

thats cool

[max29297]

that's so incredible to imagine. our position in space is actually flying at unfathomable speeds and we can't even feel it...

[renoufarnold]

if u think about it, in terms of speed we arn't moving too fast...the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second..a few hundred thousand miles per hour is nothing lol.....

[phatpkz]

true and even the speed of light is slow compared to other things. [prolly no 1 yet knows of but its out there lol]

[eveningmistonwater]

'__' dude.....wow

[abobjenkins]

cool color

[Jackziie]

wooow

[punkme69]

me thinks me might have to download this and use it as a dream scene on vista, ok so aero n dream scene might take up alot of resourses but hey its worth it with images like that, might have to nab the longer one tho

[abney20]

this gives a different meaning to blue balls!!!! IKES!!!

[ultimate56]

that is amazing

[mohanicus]

that image reminds me of that planet solaris a little bit.

[PolliFaxToaster]

the sun is cool

[henryhaig]

there called promineces.. duhhh

[Jlucas4]

Love the color and the slow rotation of the sun.

While it only takes 8 minutes for sunlight to reach the earth, it takes 100,000 years for a photon to travel from the sun's core to its surface.

[jtorcaz]

They're called prominences, buddy. ;)

They're pretty.