Last week we told you about the NASA spacecraft that was the first to ever "touch" the sun.

Well, now there is video footage from the spacecraft showing us what space looks like from within the sun!

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"The black-and-white timelapse shows a view from the probe as it hurls through a flurry of glowing bands and sparks that dart across the frame with celestial bodies panning in the background. These structures, known as coronal streamers, are part of the magnetic field surrounding the star—it doesn't have a solid surface, meaning satellites like Parker come in contact with the fiery matter while flying through it. These sweeping plumes are often visible from Earth during solar eclipses."

Here are some labeled screenshots from the timelapse, so we understand what we're looking at.

That little speck is the planet all of humanity lives on. From the sun it looks like a tiny blip.

The Milky Way, an entire galaxy.

The heavens declare the glory of God!