Imagine a fiery ball of gas 93 million miles away, so powerful it fuels life on Earth, controls the orbits of planets, and shapes the very fabric of our solar system.
This incredible force is the Sun—our closest star and the heart of our cosmic neighborhood. Without it, we wouldn’t have the warmth to grow our food, the light to see the world around us, or even the magnetic fields that protect us from the dangers of space.
But what lies beneath its scorching surface? And how does this massive, ever-burning sphere manage to sustain itself for billions of years?
Let’s dive into the mysteries of the Sun and explore the forces that make it the most important star in our sky.
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This image is a recent image of the sun recorded on 2025/03/09 at 09:57:42 am