Astronomy enthusiast praises Petricca's year-long dedication
1 Sep 20 7:10 AM · 3d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
A Scottish astronomy account on Bluesky highlights photographer Giuseppe Petricca's work, calling the composite image a 'beauty' and emphasizing the dedication required to photograph the Sun at noon every few days for a full year.
“NASA picture of the day today is a real 🏴beauty! The amazing Giuseppe Petricca has only gone and photographed the Sun at noon there, every few days, for a whole year. #Dedication”
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NASA picture of the day today is a real 🏴beauty! This is a composite image of the ~5000yo Callanish Stones on the Isle of Lewis. The amazing Giuseppe Petricca has only gone and photographed the Sun at noon there, every few days, for a whole year. #Dedication 🔭🧪👌 ℹ️: science.
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I don't understand how it can be noon, but the shadows are so long as if it's dawn/dusk? Why is there a big glowing sun behind the stones, but little dots in the sky (presumably each one the actual sun on different days)?
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