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Sounds like a metal band. Or maybe the band name could be like Iron Butterfly, but instead be Killing Butterflies with the first album being Murder of Monarchs with that picture on the cover.

Ranched · Jan 16, 2020

ThemDangMartians said:
A ROOST of MONARCH BUTTERFLIES...

Absolutely beautiful!

Reality · Jan 16, 2020

ThemDangMartians said:
A ROOST of MONARCH BUTTERFLIES...

I feel the urge to sneeze for some reason ..

:muttley:

Reality · Jan 16, 2020

DeathMonkey said:
Cause a Murder of Monarchs sounds Metal!

That is a great metal band name

Ranched · Jan 17, 2020

Reality said:
I feel the urge to sneeze for some reason ..

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YosemiteSam · Jan 30, 2020

The highest resolution images ever taken of the Sun. It's possible to detect details down to 18.5 miles across.

Note that the Sun is 93 million miles away. There is a video of it too that shows it changing, but I don't know how to post (or even if possible to) that type of video.

LINK to Article

Runwildboys · Jan 30, 2020

YosemiteSam said:
The highest resolution images ever taken of the Sun. It's possible to detect details down to 18.5 miles across.

Note that the Sun is 93 million miles away. There is a video of it too that shows it changing, but I don't know how to post (or even if possible to) that type of video.

LINK to Article

I got this message in my Yahoo account. It actually looks less real when in motion. Lol

Runwildboys · Jan 30, 2020

YosemiteSam said:
The highest resolution images ever taken of the Sun. It's possible to detect details down to 18.5 miles across.

Note that the Sun is 93 million miles away. There is a video of it too that shows it changing, but I don't know how to post (or even if possible to) that type of video.

LINK to Article

https://www.theguardian.com/science...e-captures-most-detailed-pictures-yet-the-sun

YosemiteSam · Jan 30, 2020

Runwildboys said:
I got this message in my Yahoo account. It actually looks less real when in motion. Lol

Probably due to two things happening in the video.

The surface of the Sun is always in perpetual motion. (it is a super heated gassy / plasma ocean)
The extremely heated solar winds coming off the Sun creates visual distortions (of the already surface in motion) the way rising heat can distort what we see on Earth in desert like conditions.

Here is the video from your link for everyone else.

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