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It's infrared - it depends on the filter applied to convert that to visible light. Usually lighter implies hotter; so my *guess* is that the outer layers are warmer, when you're looking at the edges you're looking at a large amount of warmer atmosphere with no colder atmosphere behind it?
December 3, 2024 at 8:10 PM
It's infrared - it depends on the filter applied to convert that to visible light. Usually lighter implies hotter; so my *guess* is that the outer layers are warmer, when you're looking at the edges you're looking at a large amount of warmer atmosphere with no colder atmosphere behind it?