The telescope was aimed at a different location above the sun after it had been adjusted by a small angle. It also took 18,000 photos in this location before moving on to a third location.
The filming took place over the course of fifteen days. Every half-month, the astronauts are forced to repeat this tedious task. In spite of the fact that the Crimson Heart spacecraft has achieved a high degree of automation, this task requires direct human participation on the part of the mission team. As a result, on this mission, the astronauts were divided into five shifts to ensure their safety.
Over the course of fifteen days, the Crimson Heart spacecraft passed through the orbit of the planet Mercury. In order to compensate for the increasing distance between the sun and the Earth, the image resolution has been increased from one square kilometer to 40,000 square meters, which is approximately two hundred meters in length. a large geographical area
