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We know the sun is currently zooming through space, but does it move within our solar system?

The planets of our solar system change in position while orbiting a central star, the sun. But does the sun itself move within the solar system?

It goes without saying the sun is hot, but NASA says its actual temperatures might surprise you. Why the core, surface, and corona vary widely is a mystery.

Massive clumps of plasma rise from the Sun and then plunge back down to the surface. They call it 'solar rain.'

New images of the solar corona, taken by the Solar Orbiter probe, reveal bright fireball effects and upwelling induced by falling plasma droplets.

Why the sun's corona, or outer atmosphere, is so hot has been a mystery for decades, but machine-learning algorithms are now on the case.

Why the suns corona, or outer atmosphere, is so hot has been a mystery for decades, but machine-learning algorithms are now on the case.

Astonishing Discovery: 'Shooting Stars' Found on the Sun - Industry Tap

Astronomers have discovered a phenomenon that causes the sun to form enormous meteor-like objects in its corona, the outer layer of its atmosphere, that then fall back toward the surface at nearly 225,000 mph.

Northumbria University is collaborating with Lockheed Martin for research into the role played by 'nanojets' and the reconnection of the Sun's magnetic