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The Sun

Robotic Spaceflight, Today in the History of Astronomy

Sept. 13, 1994: Ulysses at the Sun’s south pole

Science

Our atmosphere is responding differently to solar storms, and satellites will feel the effects

Science

2 spacecraft flew exactly in line to imitate a solar eclipse, capture a stunning image, and test new tech

Today in the History of Astronomy

Aug. 4, 1972: Extreme space weather detonates mines

Solar System, Stars

Why will our Sun expel its outer layers as it dies? 

Solar System

NASA’s PUNCH mission captures stunning solar eruption images

Today in the History of Astronomy

June 21, ca. 2500 B.C.E.: Summering at Stonehenge

Observing

Join me in Egypt for the best eclipse of your life

The Sun's habitable zone as a red giant
Solar System

When the Sun becomes a red giant, will the outer planets and moons become more temperate?

Solar System, Stars

ESA’s Solar Orbiter reveals the Sun’s poles for the first time

Solar System, Today in the History of Astronomy

June 10, 1927: The birth of Eugene Parker

Stars, The Sun

World’s biggest solar telescope captures sunspots as never seen before

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