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The Sun

Stars, The Sun

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

Punch NFI first light image
Solar System

PUNCH sees first light, prepares to study how the Sun creates our space weather

The Sun
Stars

Before Einstein, what did astronomers think powered the Sun?

artist's concept of PUNCH constellation in space
Robotic Spaceflight, Science, Solar System, Stars

NASA’s PUNCH is set to study how the Sun influences the space around us

Artist's concept of the interior of a white dwarf
Solar System, Stars

After our Sun becomes a white dwarf and cools completely, what will be left?

2017 total solar eclipse
Solar System

A total solar eclipse may have ended Egypt’s 4th dynasty

Artist's concept showing the Parker Solar Probe approaching the solar corona
Solar System, Stars

The Parker Solar Probe just made its closest ever approach to the Sun

The Sun
Solar System, Stars

What’s in the National Academies’ Decadal Survey for Solar and Space Physics?

Stars

Sun-like stars experience superflares roughly once per century

Artist's concept of the Proba-3 mission
Robotic Spaceflight, Solar System

Proba-3 launches, ready to eclipse the Sun

The Sun is the center of the solar system and provides the energy that makes life on our planet Earth possible. This image, taken by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory across several wavelengths in the extreme ultraviolet part of the spectrum, shows a massive solar flare (lower right) accompanied by a large eruption of material.
Solar System, Stars

Bringing the Sun to light

Pyramid of the Sun
Solar System

Tales of the Sun: From myth to modern science

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