...is a notionally spherical cloud of small bodies that orbit the Sun within interstellar space, at distances of a large fraction of a... by humanity are puny compared to a star Both the Sun and the nuclear explosion emit radiation over a broad wavelength ...
...not exist except for the protection that our atmosphere and ozone layer provide us against the Sun’s radiation. Modern society is heavily dependent on a sophisticated electronic infrastructure that is highly vulnerable to cosmic dangers. Solar storms...
... more than 100 sunspots cover less than one percent of the Sun's surface on average. Now, a new study by scientists at...field lines to break through the visible surface (photosphere) of the Sun. As the lines break through the surface, one sunspot of ...
...the Solar System on an interstellar sojourn around the Sun. Named after an Hawaiian word meaning ‘scout’, ...Most remained in a stable orbit, while some were obliterated by the Sun, but a handful of others were ejected into polar orbits, meaning ...