Solstice Sun
Taken by Eduardo Schaberger Poupeau on June 20, 2023 @
Rafaela, Provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina
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In this photo of the sun captured at the start of southern winter, we witness a breathtaking sight. Despite being at its lowest point above the horizon, the sun continues to shine brightly, lighting up the sky and giving us its warmth.
Through the telescope lens, we see a fascinating scene unfold. The sun displays intense activity, with active areas covering its surface and and some beautiful prominences glowing in the northeast and southeast limb.
On this winter solstice, the contrast between the sun's warmth and the coldness of the air reminds us of the ever-changing and powerful nature of the universe.
As we gaze at this wintertime sun, it prompts us to think about the never-ending cycles of the seasons. Like a cosmic clock, the sun sets the steady rhythm of our world, taking us from long summer days to chilly winter nights. Each sunrise and sunset, each shift in seasons, reveals the beauty of renewal and the hope of a fresh beginning.
Photographer's website:
https://www.ruralskies.com.ar
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