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That'd be "Zahtah"

This image seems to be not from NASA but this guy: https://www.instagram.com/thevastreaches/

They uploaded it to Reddit in 2021: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/kyunx2/a_recent_picture_i_shot_using_a_backyard_solar/

Comment by OP:

I shot this image using the equipment listed below. While editing my results, I just kept pushing harder and harder into the details of the solar chromosphere. The chromosphere is a visible layer of hydrogen plasma which aligns itself with local magnetic field lines. As I ventured further down this road it became clear that the end result becomes somewhat of a visualization of this field. Plus, it just looks pretty cool.

This walks the line between science into art, perhaps blurring it a bit. What do you think?

Gear:
🌞 —> 🔭
Explore Scientific AR152
Daystar Quark Chromosphere
ASI174MM-Cool
Celestron AVX
December 10, 2020
1250/5000 stacked

So apparently the municipal history of Quebec has the article with the most unique citations at 1761.

Technically, "2023 deaths in the United States" has more but I'd consider that a list article.

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They also don't actually get any property, because the state isn't enforcing any property rights

*drowner

I can tell you bad things about a crappy Asrock AM3 board I got a decade ago

The movies as shown in cinema are ~600GB

Also Infinity

(nvm)

Infinite money glitch

The press photos after crashes are free advertising