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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory records 133-day time-lapse video of Sun: Watch |Oneindia News

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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory records 133-day time-lapse video of Sun: Watch |Oneindia News

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory records 133-day time-lapse video of Sun: Watch |Oneindia News

NASA captured solar activity for 133 days from August 12 to December 22 of last year, via its Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).

The observatory has been keeping watch on the Sun relentlessly for almost 13 years.

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