A Decade of Sun

As of June 2020, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory - SDO - has now been watching the Sun non-stop for over a full decade. From its orbit in space around the Earth, SDO has gathered 425 million high-resolution images of the Sun, amassing 20 million gigabytes of data over the past 10 years. This information has enabled countless new discoveries about the workings of our closest star and how it influences the solar system.
With a triad of instruments, SDO captures an image of the Sun every 0.75 seconds. The Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) instrument alone captures images every 12 seconds at 10 different wavelengths of light. This 10-year time lapse showcases photos taken at a wavelength of 17.1 nanometers, which is an extreme ultraviolet wavelength that shows the Sun’s outermost atmospheric layer - the corona. Compiling one photo every hour, the movie condenses a decade of the Sun into 61 minutes. The video shows the rise and fall in activity that occurs as part of the Sun’s 11-year solar cycle and notable events, like transiting planets and eruptions. The custom music, titled “Solar Observer,” was composed by musician Lars Leonhard (www.lars-leonh....
While SDO has kept an unblinking eye pointed towards the Sun, there have been a few moments it missed. The dark frames in the video are caused by Earth or the Moon eclipsing SDO as they pass between the spacecraft and the Sun. A longer blackout in 2016 was caused by a temporary issue with the AIA instrument that was successfully resolved after a week. The images where the Sun is off-center were observed when SDO was calibrating its instruments.
SDO and other NASA missions will continue to watch our Sun in the years to come, providing further insights about our place in space and information to keep our astronauts and assets safe.
Some noteworthy events appear briefly in this time lapse. Use the time links below to jump to each event, or follow the links to more detailed views.
6:20 June 7, 2011-- A massive prominence eruption explodes from the lower right of the Sun. See the video: • NASA | Massive Solar E... svs.gsfc.nasa....
12:24 June 5, 2012-- The transit of Venus across the face of the Sun. Won’t happen again until 2117. See the video: • NASA | SDO's Ultra-hig... svs.gsfc.nasa....
13:06 July 19, 2012-- A complex loop of magnetic fields and plasma forms and lasts for hours. See the video: • NASA | Fiery Looping R... svs.gsfc.nasa....
13:50 Aug. 31, 2012-- The most iconic eruption of this solar cycle bursts from the lower left of the Sun. See the video: • NASA | Magnificent Eru... svs.gsfc.nasa....
20:25 Sept. 29, 2013-- A prominence eruption forms a long 'canyon’ that is then covered with loops of plasma. See the video: • NASA | Canyon of Fire ... svs.gsfc.nasa....
26:39 Oct. 8, 2014-- Active regions on the Sun resemble a jack o’ lantern just in time for Halloween. svs.gsfc.nasa....
36:18 May 9, 2016-- Mercury transits across the face of the Sun. Smaller and more distant than Venus it is hard to spot. See the video: • 2016 Mercury Transit i... svs.gsfc.nasa....
43:20 July 5, 2017-- A large sunspot group spends two weeks crossing the face of the Sun. See the video: • Two Weeks in the Life ... svs.gsfc.nasa....
44:20 Sept. 6, 2017-- The most powerful sequence of flares during this solar cycle crackle for several days, peaking at X9.3. See the video: • September 2017 Starts ... svs.gsfc.nasa....
57:38 Nov. 11, 2019-- Mercury transits the Sun once more for SDO. The next transit won’t be until 2032. See the video: • Mercury Transit 2019 - 4K svs.gsfc.nasa....
Read more: www.nasa.gov/f...
Music: "Solar Observer" written and produced for this video by Lars Leonhard (www.lars-leonh...)
Video credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/SDO
Scott Wiessinger (USRA): Lead Producer
Tom Bridgman (GST): Lead Data Visualizer
Mara Johnson-Groh (Wyle Information Systems): Lead Science Writer
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[@balazsstumpf6627]

My daughter was born at 2:39 and my son at 47:33. Amazing! Thanks!

[@drsudhir1000]

My son 43:33.

[@lemardofash9176]

Aww how cute 😍 Hope y'all are doing well

[@RandomGuy-hi2jm]

Haha noice

[@sravanikadavakollu3141]

why you told specially by seeing this video sir? can you explain me

[@surajrajput-pq4ef]

minutes apart must be twins !

[@astiosteluguinfo]

Observe in 0.25x speed. 53:29 solar eclipse 59:23 solar eclipse 22:28 solar eclipse 56:55 solar eclipse 46:29 solar flare 55:48 0:53 2:17 12:24 Transist of venus 22:28 23:18 23:29 37:50 cameras offline 53:30 astronishing

[@nehapai5255]

54.18

[@jeremiahjaimes3939]

Neha Pai wtfff

[@fox8721]

57:39 Transit of Mercury

[@rajesh030490]

@@fox8721 I couldn't spot Mercury!

[@JA_94]

Yeah me neither

[@emilg530]

01:08 - Terremoto de Sol 02:17 - Eclipse parcial de Sol 12:24 - Transición de Venus 13:15 - Emisión de masa coronal 34:13 - Huracanes 37:50 - Se desconectaron las cámaras 53:29 - Eclipse de Sol 56:55 - Eclipse parcial de Sol

[@Z3roX-56k]

Buena edición, muchas gracias.

[@magoilic1048]

not all heros wear capes

[@runinthecity3617]

What happened at 38:05

[@ajitpadhi2632]

can we get one decade of moon

[@fertxus]

12:24 pensé que era una nave extraterrestre mega gigante

[@bogdanstamate4827]

I got married at 2:48 and divorced at 53:58. That's how I got burnt in this decade.

[@canguro38]

Ditto - I laughed out load. A funny comment amongst many smart & funny posts

[@shashank8590]

Hahahaha

[@duel5071]

Things may have improved had you just been more patient. 51 minutes is not long enough.

[@texaswolf]

Me too.

[@Preff1x]

hahahhaha

[@jillbeaudoin125]

Makes you feel lucky that our star is so incredibly stable.

[@martijn86]

I'm just glad we have an atmosphere! Let's take good care of it.

[@Angelaius]

Otherwise i dont think we would be here.

[@visionaryentertainment3916]

Blessed

[@amkool6135]

We are living in a simulation

[@greenradiozone824]

@@amkool6135bruh

[@serhiipovisenko]

I applaud all who dedicated themselves to that huge work

[@lov4570]

🤣🤣

[@ITALIAN926]

I applaud anyone who watched that for over an hour 🤣

[@AvishekKhan]

53:29 solar eclipse

[@umair9456]

Quite an Eye

[@KurtElliott]

That was my flying saucer! =8^P

[@SuperBodul]

Also partial at 56:55

[@LeonThePious]

what is solar eclipse?

[@icant_thinkbetter]

@@LeonThePious you're joking right ?

[@isc8900]

This makes me understand that we live in so small of a timeline, i wonder how many people died in these turns of sun...

[@atomeyes99]

approximately 7.

[@kcamos32]

Imagine how many burritos we’re devoured 😊

[@sefaemreilikli]

this took 10 years to make don't let it flop 🥵

[@007supertime]

No flares in north and south pols. interesting, every rotation is 27 days

[@satyabrata180]

Is this real??

[@shechaiyah6869]

Yeah, it's from at least ten years ago. Heh heh

[@RS_Redbaron]

@@shechaiyah6869 let it flop just because A TURK OR OTTERMAN PUTS A MOON IN FLAG will not say........ burn.

[@dpend]

4 mil views ain't too shabby

[@forkinator1668]

I dont think people realize how amazing this is. We have our very own star! So close to us too!

[@Flakes.tha.ogkilla]

That must have taken a decade

[@valoriel4464]

Thx @BranS, I needed a good laugh.

[@flatmarssociety4614]

69 likes

[@spambox8199]

Naw just ten years

[@abhishekkumawat8353]

@@spambox8199 That's almost a decade

[@magicminex2250]

So close but not quite it was actually 9 years, 11 months, and 29 days

[@xclan4154]

This is gorgeous This is our energy This is our life This is us I am happy we cannot touch it

[@xclan4154]

@shayla sapphire Just a gaming channel

[@romainr3139]

Well said ❤️

[@scavor5iq610]

@shayla sapphire humanity

[@l3ete1geuse]

12:24 Transit of Venus

[@carlosfind]

How do you know what is venus? Could be Mercury? 🤔

[@LeonThePious]

why is it dark?

[@olcaybalkr4151]

I think, İt must be Merkury or Venüs.

[@TheNicestPig]

@@carlosfind date and time

[@RobertRFalk]

@@carlosfind Definitely Venus. Just google "transit of venus."

[@anewman]

Somebody should make a wallpaper for wallpaper engine using this.

[@NZ_SPONGEBOB]

I uploaded some. Search for "NASA Sun Time Lapse" or "A Decade of Sun" !

[@noyes4168]

That would be beautiful

[@Thf79]

You could be that somebody!

[@coreypower5389]

23:18 hits different

[@neros12346]

why lol

[@thecatserole245]

@@neros12346 so active

[@namelastname4077]

magnetic field untangling itself

[@prettypristinepoetry8984]

Name Last Name wow

[@ultraluxeest1991]

lame

[@beyondinfinity8469]

Woohhh.. Time really flies by too fast. I was 8 years old back then and now I'm 18. Thinking of which makes me wonder how much of a space nerd I was back then and that has just grown up like a lot since then. Loved it NASA! I hope I'll be working with you or in space research one day.

[@donalddesloges9703]

Looks like we are in a period of minimal solar activity

[@sachinsaxena569]

Jan-Jun 2020 period shows unusually less sun activity (as a layman) when compared to previous years. May be linked to how 2020 is unfolding

[@Asquared316]

good observation.

[@HLMc-dv2pi]

@@sachinsaxena569 If you mean less sun, more crazy, I agree.

[@roidroid]

A "grand solar minimum" yep. Less sunspots, but not much change in solar output tho (a drop of less than 1%)

[@shtaplachinum4274]

And we should thank god for that Seriously

[@TarHeelForevah]

Love this! Thank you NASA! It's also something nice to watch and fall asleep to. Very relaxing 😊

[@umair9456]

So Serene for an astronomy Lover...! We want a Saturn and jupiter time lapse too

[@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin]

A lot of dark spots. That's where I'd land. Not as hot.

[@gretatudeg4877]

Hilarious!

[@hysuka2]

You could just go at night.

[@jeffmoss118]

hysuka2 yea cuz it’s close at night

[@pradityachaurasia5191]

😂😂😂 Pro mad

[@jdog7797]

Just go there at night

[@MrAldon100]

As a kryptonian, I feel recharged after watching this video..

[@joshlewis575]

Tremendous

[@alicat5103]

Hahaha. Best comment hands down.

[@gilberthellevig6752]

Pure gold +1

[@n0obed804]

R u really from krypton wow😱

[@NewarkBay357]

Nice to hear from Clark Kent.

[@echoromeo384]

That shockwave at 1:10 is beautiful.

[@loonatic4529]

IT IS!

[@kristenfaucett5327]

Fr

[@MrHichammohsen1]

That's what you call a timelapse.

[@nandinishrivastava4037]

Great...

[@mr.nitishinstitute3760]

kya h ye call me 8477875577

[@richardweston4493]

Mauro Molinero there are some lapses of reason, if only momentarily 🌈

[@abstractzone3376]

Golden lapse

[@dundeedolphin]

@@Asok_Navi I have some punctuation you can borrow. 😄

[@Its419games]

I never actually realized how long solar flares actually last. Beautiful!

[@WaltRBuck]

As I watch this, I realize I'm involuntarily smiling.

[@jcenderle]

My eyes are smiling. I can feel it.

[@bleepbleep1961]

I am Smiling OUT LOUD !!! sol ! SOL !!!

[@kenoplayr]

Then you are SATANIC

[@scala_xl]

It's incredible how a decade can be seen in an hour!!

[@Goblin_Hunter87]

If you flick through it quickly, you can see it’s pulsating like a ❤️

[@spiralsun1]

Beautiful comment ❤️‍🔥👁️

[@paulwalsh2344]

Its really amazing to watch how a solar cycle plays out in time lapse !

[@adityakumarsharma7900]

10 years of sun has changed more than me

[@michaellerad]

Thanks for this! For three decades, I came to know that a star's shape is a circle! Woah! Awesome!

[@Dalux]

At 13:11 you can see a huge CME that almost hit us in 2012

[@turnturn12]

Solar flare?

[@JenRevis]

@@turnturn12 Coronal Mass Ejection

[@grndkntrl]

Pretty sure it was at 15:42 (2012-12-21), but SDO must've missed it. Requiescat in Pace Desmond Miles....

[@kewincioka6173]

grndkntrl Fellow AC veteran.

[@prettypristinepoetry8984]

Little Easter Eggs of Planets You Might Not Have Spotted: 12:24 - Transit of Venus 36:18 - Transit of Mercury 53:29 - Solar Eclipse (March 2019) 46:32 - A Solar Flare

[@michelfonseca3137]

I can't see Mercury :(

[@prettypristinepoetry8984]

Michel Fonseca it’s about incredibly tiny ripple effect. That was Mercury. Mercury’s actually really small ya know so I’m not surprised 😋🤣

[@Miamiborne1969]

Certainly looks less active recently. Cool video!

[@LucaLindholm]

Because our Sun has a cycle of 11 years during which it slowly "calms down" and then begin again brightening.

[@pavankumarg5916]

Social Distancing 😂

[@StayCurious.]

We can observe 01:08 - Sunquake 02:17 - Partial solar eclipse 12:24 - Venus transition 13:15 - 2012 CME (Coronal Mass Ejection) 34:13 - Hurricanes 37:50 - Cameras offline 53:29 - Solar eclipse 56:55 - Partial solar eclipse and many more

[@mangojulie123]

Nature is AWESOME! Glad I lived to see this video.

[@scimotivateya9997]

More than anyone can imagine!!

[@dizzylizzy5497]

mangojulie123 God is awesome!

[@prettypristinepoetry8984]

dizzy lizzy exactly!

[@Qoohi123]

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[@regularguy1140]

Aren't we incredibly lucky? Imagine taking Galileo into a private room and letting him see this video he'd have a heart attack

[@PaddySlattery]

It has aged well. :D Could you do this in VR please? Extraordinary footage.

[@SanjaySahu-yg3ky]

Meanwhile Aliens : releases a video 'A Century of earth'

[@xenois5661]

Every second is a war

[@helishah6903]

transit of dinosaurs

[@seematamkhane1775]

Hmm.. good topic alien

[@ahauswal]

This is quite mesmerizing! And to think there are stars BIGGER than our sun!

[@JustinSchwartz]

37:50 is my favorite part

[@carlosfind]

JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA

[@otakukahuameraalch4139]

LoL

[@christopherallenpeer753]

Odd

[@omegabrother7679]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dipikavasava5833]

Lol

[@escarioarven4769]

Salute to everyone who actually watch it

[@Chronowizpal]

We are watching it rotate, but is it spinning or just we are moving around its faces? Or is it both?

[@LucaLindholm]

Both.

[@BradleyTayloe]

Both

[@Fartalot3000]

Both

[@chris101b]

Both

[@tektite0]

Both

[@sundarlalagarwal154]

नासा के 10 वर्षों के लगातार प्रयास से हम सबको प्राण ऊर्जा स्रोत सूर्य भगवान के दिव्य अलौकिक वास्तविक दर्शन हुए। साथ ही संगीत में निहित ओंकार ध्वनि (ईश्वर का शब्द रूप) की दिव्य अनुभूति मन को सिंचित कर रही है। नासा का बहुत-बहुत आभार

[@whatsupinspace854]

😯 this is utterly incredible.

[@yatarajendrasunuwar5634]

नम्सेवल 👏 जानकारी को लागि हार्दिक धन्यवाद र सम्मान। सत्य र यथार्थ बैज्ञानिक अनुसन्धान को अपेक्षा। 👌👍

[@kelvingallardo]

10 años de observación, ¡es un gran trabajo!

[@ilovenature4370]

This information from NASA is my favorite thing. Watching from Bangladesh.

[@5ZENITH]

Amazing and awesome! No words to describe this video, except thank you, NASA.

[@nitrogliserin]

We are so lucky to witness such observation like this. We should be thankful for what we achieve and access. Thank you NASA!

[@LordCalories]

I almost quit watching when I saw 2013 May 10, but 2017 Aug 23 made it all worth it.

[@42c28]

18:02 and 44:09 for anyone who's wondering

[@christianbeske2417]

Why

[@PakistaniReacts]

30:53 when you tell her to "calm down" 53:22 when she actually calms down

[@EquinoxVideo]

A nice moment, from calm to fiery

[@sidsucksatplaying]

Heidi Good nah it is fiery to calm

[@salluph3162]

@Pakistani Reactions Farrukh bhai🤣

[@phanibhaskar1]

When are you going to release 'Decade of Earth' ?!!!

[@shivamgaur9931]

I guess Aliens can tell 🤔

[@Sciguy95]

When you turn 10

[@БенШмуцер]

Оно живое, без него на Земле ничего бы не было. Здоровья ему.

[@trekkingreds4785]

Man, that's a lot of nuclear explosions.

[@ricardosilva8347]

Non radioactive nuclear fission.

[@Nukatha]

@@ricardosilva8347 fusion

[@martinalfredoburcherivoet6454]

Solamente una, está explotando desde hace unos 5.000 millones de años pero está contenida por un gran campo gavitatorio.

[@kkss5264]

yeah like 5 explosion per 1 day

[@rinasharma2786]

👍

[@justjarrod]

Crazy to think that every second is one day of my life. Wicked.

[@siedliko]

42:20 looks like a sun to me

[@ecognitio9605]

You don't say....

[@bccr13]

I caught it at 31:56 as well

[@DheerajSharma-ol7gr]

Thanks. Good observation. I am getting old.

[@rrrudziite]

40:17 Aliens greeting us

[@univ3rsalove]

@@rrrudziite how???

[@DsVibe]

When sun's video was released, all sister planets immediately became jealous.

[@marcb2458]

XD nice one ! 😂

[@marcusx9838]

I’m just going to set up an old tv to play this 24/7

[@darlingbelleAU]

stunning footage. incredible music, thanks Lars.

[@AionAeon]

I recommend watch it through almost closed eyes... Srsly, with proper angle it looks like a march/flight/swim of many different shape life forms. Love it!

[@michaelawedde5096]

Tried it.... looks like 3D now ... great effect :)

[@seematamkhane1775]

I become astronomer in nasa. It is my dream. But I am 13 years old....

[@gbcomedian1457]

Inshallah

[@seematamkhane1775]

Really it is my dream..

[@diegochiodo]

Research what it takes to get there man. If you really want to, you can do it!

[@seematamkhane1775]

@@bruhbruh8495 no I am teenage girl..ok funny, thanks to support

[@seematamkhane1775]

@@diegochiodo Ooo..than I am research ' time traveling ' topic in future

[@aksharanair5438]

Great initiative by NASA👏🏼 Feels like a dream🔥

[@motoboysdobrasil9589]

Gostei da referência citada por outro usuário... Meu primeiro filho nasceu aos 1:07 min e o segundo nasceu aos 36:19 min. Parabéns aos criadores deste trabalho espetacular!

[@user-pe4rr1un2r]

Wow es realmente increíble lo que puede ser el espacio y como 10 años se transforman en 60 minutos.

[@rowni]

Flares, transits and solar eclipses were so cool!

[@Rajendrablog105]

Hello

[@psychedelicanxiety8011]

This is my aesthetic right here.

[@vorakwadh]

How do people actually dislike this video?!

[@souvikbaine423]

SSR would love to watch this...💔

[@lukez9721]

It’s amazing that we are looking at stars hundreds of light years away when there is so much happening just 93 million miles away from us.

[@kennethober9070]

To be fair, it’s easier to directly observe something far away due to it not being in our face bright.

[@vl23j42]

Светить всегда, светить везде, до дней последних донца, светить и никаких гвоздей, вот лозунг мой и солнца!

[@chilldude1614]

3D beings : It's just rotating. 5D beings : wow,look it's hyperelapsating.

[@Peacemotiv]

Wait how

[@InuGrlYasha]

2018 Jan 10, 46:29 solar flare! Was pretty noticeable

[@nandinishrivastava4037]

I saw.. Beautifull

[@vikkirajan2004]

What's a solar flare?

[@Sanas_Shy_Language]

Ozone top left

[@prettypristinepoetry8984]

That looks kinda alarming ngl lol

[@vellaz123]

Csodálatos! De egy kissé megsemmisítő érzés is. Talán az megnyugtat, hogy a nap nem tudja, hogy mi fakad tőle, belőle. Igazából úgy nyerhet teljesen értelmet, hogy érzéseket is ad. Lehet, hogy az építő ezt így is gondolta, de lehet, hogy az egészben nincs is tudatosság...

[@euphoricperson5740]

53:29 Solar eclipse 56:55 Partial solar eclipse Watch it with 0.25 speed!

[@vishalvikaskg3103]

How to watch it

[@CumieMusic]

Interesting that 2012, 2013, 2014 seem to display a lot more visible activity compared to other years ☼

[@meridian580]

Absolutely fascinating. Our very own close up Star! 🌟

[@richardsaunders]

This would make a great animated desktop/mobile wallpaper

[@JAInitro]

Es hipnótizante!! Hermoso y a la vez aterrador tanto poder tanta energia Que nos da la vida en este planeta hermoso!

[@michaelperkins4854]

This is SO cool. Which is kind of ironic, really...

[@Witty100RAB]

3:43 Happy New Year

[@thorlong2983]

I wasn't even tired and this video nearly made me fall asleep 12 minutes into watching it. This is amazing in so many ways.

[@andrewaparicio1020]

Am I using my eclipse glasses right? I cant see anything

[@gulraheem3886]

Observe in 0.25x speed. @ solar eclipse

[@logitech4873]

@@gulraheem3886 woooosh

[@RealRedRabbit]

Can someone make this into a live wallpaper for phones...?

[@jdog7797]

Spoiler Alert: No smiley face with sunglasses. 🌞😎

[@prettypristinepoetry8984]

LOL

[@JeanFrancoisDesrosiers]

I could watch this for ten years

[@pratikd5882]

A short estimate of this video: 24 fps 3653 days 88248 frames 24 frames/day (approx)

[@boozejunky]

Or 1 frame per hour.

[@germanlondono8700]

This time lapse is actually composed of 426 million pictures

[@pratikd5882]

@@germanlondono8700 Yeah, they must have sampled from 426 million, but as of video all you can see is 24 frames per sec(video stats)

[@rallbot6090]

I take it as it’s free use under Creative Commons for use of this? Might do an edit thing a music video some time. Also wanna use a manipulated form of this for live music visuals huehue

[@007supertime]

No flares in north and south pols. interesting, every rotation is 27 days

[@LukeE94]

0:52 looks like that ‘Corona’ layer got affected by a ‘virus’.

[@acidcharon]

Breathtaking and ye I am downloading this.

[@OdesaFilmStudio]

Wow!

[@Fluffuu]

Wow

[@petermork902]

Experiment: Watch for thirty seconds, then hit pause. See what happens (it's an illusion but a neat one).

[@erikig]

Hello backspin!

[@prathapreddy6344]

45:29 2017 nov 10 what kind of blast happening within?

[@Sanas_Shy_Language]

This is so fascinating! I hope we can do this with other planets one day to see what happens to them over ten years.

[@harshanayak5760]

Yes mam

[@harshanayak5760]

Hmm

[@harshanayak5760]

Yes

[@louismanhaes]

This is clearly a botched animation.

[@jackgreen7705]

Thankyou we have alot memories between 2010 to 2020 thankyou for uploading

[@vpra333]

Woaaaaaah! NASA had made things like this before, but this one blows my mind

[@maximus2707]

Teşekkürler Bilim Çocuk Dergisi. 32 yaşındayım ve sayenizde böyle vidyolardan haberim oluyor.

[@Tume791]

I have showed this to moon now he's shining.

[@gauravdubey157]

nice one 😹

[@magorzatachmielewska4091]

to wygląda na minimum sloneczne nasza gwiazda jest coraz mnie aktywna ciekawe co za tym idzie?

[@Akshay-ow1dm]

It's

[@DLionheart]

👍😁💕

[@VolkanYuksel]

*Wow!* We are a very lucky generation that created technology to see this 🌞🔭😃

[@_kartik_chauhan]

53:23 53:28 Speed 0.25X Then Play See an Solar Eclipse

[@ejej4875]

59:23

[@ChilliPlantOwner]

Amazing! Really hope they release an HDR version.