The Solar Ultraviolet Imager (SUVI) aboard NOAA's GOES-19 geostationary satellite captures 24-hour timelapse images of the Sun in extreme ultraviolet wavelengths, revealing different layers of the solar atmosphere at various temperatures, with the 171 Å channel showing coronal loops and active regions at approximately 1.0 million Kelvin.
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Sun 24 Hour Timelapse | Iron IX / 171 Å | Extreme UV (May 10, 2026) #shortsAdded:
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