Neutrinos generated through solar fusion reactions travel effortlessly through the sun's dense core. Each specific fusion ...

And they can reach over 10,000 degrees Celsius, exactly the sort of obstacle you'd want to avoid when flying a spacecraft into the sun. And the next layer is just as perilous: the photosphere.

The enormity of our sun is pretty remarkable too. The “photosphere” — the disk that we can see (with a proper solar filter, of course) — stretches about 865,000 miles from edge to edge.

The visible surface layer of the Sun, called the photosphere, is a toasty 5,800 Kelvin (about 5,600 Celsius, or 10,000 ...

measures the motion of the Sun’s photosphere and magnetic field strength and polarity. The HMI uses a refracting telescope, an image stabilizer, a series of tunable filters that include a pair ...

of the sun'ss surface, the photosphere, and, in doing so, has entered the solar corona. By combining PUNCH's observations with theParker Solar Probe's, it will be possible to see the big picture ...

ISRO releases second set of Aditya-L1 solar mission data, accessible on ISSDC website for researchers and students.

Android phones have a cool function called Photo Sphere — unfortunately, unless you’re very steady and can manipulate the phone around its camera’s axis… the results aren’t that amazing.

India's Aditya-L1 mission captures the first-ever image of a solar flare 'kernel,' providing unique insights into the Sun's ...