Sunflower and sky Timelapse @scienceoutthere
Sunflower and sky Timelapse  @scienceoutthere
Uploaded July 2010 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
WATCH IN HD. Timelapse of a slowly blooming sunflower in our backyard. Timelapse is from about 3 pm until about 11:30 pm. Also in the video is some convection about 120 miles away to my south. Giving a great context of earth's shadow crossing the sky. Later the crescent moon crosses, stars shine, and the fireflies come out. This is a trial run for when my mammoth sunflowers bloom next month to try the same thing. The goal is for an 18 hour long time lapse, from dawn to dusk of a sunflower, and everything that happens around it through the course of the day.
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