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Is This A Lighting Glitch?
When at Jupiter or Saturn, the Sun sometimes looks pink in Auto exposure mode. Is this a lighting glitch or completely normal?
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"We, as planetary scientists and astronomers, do not agree with the IAU's definition of a planet, nor will we use it. A better definition is needed."
—Over 300 planetary scientists, Prague 2006
—Over 300 planetary scientists, Prague 2006
Re: Is This A Lighting Glitch?
This means that light passed through rings dust. This should really change its color.
Re: Is This A Lighting Glitch?
The Sun appears red whenever I'm at a distance of 3-15 AU in Auto exposure mode, regardless of what planets are nearby. At certain distances, the Auto exposure fluctuates repeatedly between 1/19.00 to 1/34.00 at regular intervals, causing the Sun to flash between white and red like Christmas lights.This means that light passed through rings dust. This should really change its color.
"We, as planetary scientists and astronomers, do not agree with the IAU's definition of a planet, nor will we use it. A better definition is needed."
—Over 300 planetary scientists, Prague 2006
—Over 300 planetary scientists, Prague 2006
Re: Is This A Lighting Glitch?
This is completely normal
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