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Prompt: astrophotography of the sun being struck by a pulsar radio wave. CME erupts. coronal rain. solar storm. astronomy photo of the year. DLR. James Webb. 8K. Processing: Maksim Kakitsev.
Prompt: astrophotography of the sun being struck by a pulsar radio wave. CME erupts. coronal rain. solar storm. astronomy photo of the year. DLR. James Webb. 8K. Processing: Maksim Kakitsev.
Prompt: astrophotography of the sun being struck by a pulsar radio wave. CME erupts. coronal rain. solar storm. astronomy photo of the year. DLR. James Webb. 8K. Processing: Maksim Kakitsev.
Model: Stable Diffusion

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astrophotography of the sun being struck by a pulsar radio wave. CME erupts. coronal rain. solar storm. astronomy photo of the year. DLR. James Webb. 8K. Processing: Maksim Kakitsev.
Seed: 3388980739
Width: 512
Height: 512

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