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Large solar prominence
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Differential rotation of stars illustration
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Parker Solar Probe illustration
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Parker Solar Probe at the Sun illustration
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Internal structure of the Sun illustration
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Internal and surface structure of the Sun illustration
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Gravitational and thermal forces in the Sun cutaway illustration The Sun like all stars is powered by nuclear fusion in its core as its immense ma
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Solar magnetic field reversal illustration
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Parker Solar Probe preparations July 2018 Parker Solar Probe being encapsulated inside its 19-metre-tall faring at Astrotech Space Operations in Tit
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Parker Solar Probe preparations June 2018 Parker Solar Probe in a clean room at Astrotech Space Operations in Titusville Florida USA undergoing l
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Solar prominence
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Asteroseismology
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Solar prominences
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Artwork of solar prominence on surface of sun
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Sunspots
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Sunspots on the surface of the Sun These are cooler darker areas of the Suns visible surface (photosphere) associated with increased solar activity
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Solar structure
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Parker Solar Probe at the Sun Computer illustration of NASAs unmanned Parker Solar Probe (left) approaching the Sun Originally called Solar Probe
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Parker Solar Probe launch preparations August 2017 Framed by a series of cabbage palms a United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy common booster core
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Solar granulation Computer artwork of granulation on the surface of the Sun The mottled surface is showing the structure of convection cells in the
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Sun internal structure computer artwork The central region of the Sun is the core (yellowwhite) where hydrogen nuclei are fused together to form h
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Sun optical image in hydrogen alpha light Hydrogen alpha (Ha) is a wavelength of light at which hydrogen absorbs and emits light It has a wavelengt
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Solar rotation
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Sun Computer artwork of the Sun The granulated appearance is due to turbulence in its surface The Sun is a massive nuclear fusion reactor in which
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Solar rotation
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Solar convection
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Sun Computer artwork of the Sun The granulated appearance is due to turbulence in its surface The Sun is a massive nuclear fusion reactor in which
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Solar eclipse Five drawings made by Sir John Herschel (1792-1871) of solar features and the total eclipse of 7 July 1842 (at centre) At upper right
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Neutron star Cutaway artwork of the internal structure of a neutron star A neutron star is the remains of a massive star that has collapsed under it
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The Sun Computer graphic of the Sun showing its internal layered structure The Sun is a massive nuclear fusion reactor The core (white) has a temp
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The Sun Illustration of the surface of the Sun showing sunspots (dark) and solar prominences (loops) Solar prominences occur where vast eruptions of
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Coloured image of the Sun taken in the red light emitted by hydrogen atoms showing sunspots (dark red dots) active regions (yellow areas) and filam
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Illustration showing the layers of the Sun In the centre is the dense core where fusion reactions are generating energy Above this is a relatively
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Coloured image of the sun showing sunspots
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Total solar eclipse Composite image of the Sun superimposed on an image of the Moon taken during the total solar eclipse of 11th August 1999 Solar e
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Suns coronal streamers Optical photograph of the corona around the Sun seen during a total solar eclipse Radiating coronal streamers are seen The
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Suns coronal streamers Optical photograph of the corona around the Sun seen during a total solar eclipse Radiating coronal streamers are seen The
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Sunspots Swedish One-metre Solar Telescope image of sunspots on the surface of the Sun Sunspots are cooler regions of the Suns surface that appear
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Image of the totality phase of the solar eclipse which occurred on July 11th 1991 For a few minutes during totality the Moon completely covers the Su
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Diamond ring effect View of the diamond ring effect seen during a partial phase of the total solar eclipse which occurred on February 26th 1998 This
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Total solar eclipse The large shining corona of the Sun seen during the total solar eclipse of 11 July 1991 from Baja California Mexico The visibl
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Total solar eclipse The large shining corona of the Sun seen during the total solar eclipse of 11 July 1991 from Baja California Mexico The visibl
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The diamond ring effect seen during a partial phase of the total solar eclipse which occurred on October 24th 1995 This effect may be seen just befor
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Diamond ring effect View of the diamond ring seen toward the end of a total solar eclipse A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon completely bl
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Total solar eclipse 1991
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The large shining corona of the Sun seen during the total solar eclipse of 11 July 1991 from Baja Caifornia Mexico The visible corona is in fact t
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Surface of Mercury Computer artwork showing the surface of the planet Mercury with its thin atmosphere and the Sun passing overhead At its closest
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Solar prominence A prominence is a large bright feature extending outward from the Suns surface often in a loop shape Prominences are anchored to
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Solar prominence A prominence is a large bright feature extending outward from the Suns surface often in a loop shape Prominences are anchored to
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Surface of Mercury Computer artwork showing the surface of the planet Mercury with the Sun passing overhead At its closest Mercury is only 46 milli
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Surface of Mercury Computer artwork of a rocky landscape on the surface of the planet Mercury dominated by the Sun At its closest Mercury is only
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Surface of Mercury Computer artwork of the Sun on the horizon as seen from the planet Mercury At its closest Mercury is only 46 million kilometres
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Culgoora Solar Observatory Astronomer at work measuring sunspots inside the Culgoora Solar Observatory near Narrabri in New South Wales Australia A
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Parker Solar Probe illustration
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Parker Solar Probe illustration
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Schematic illustration showing the surface of the Sun the photosphere Rising packets of hot gas in the outermost third of the Sun give rise to the p
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The Sun Computer illustration of the Sun with the Milky Way behind
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Solar flare Coloured image of a solar flare (upper centre) The flare is erupting from the chromosphere the layer of the Sun above the visible surfa
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Sunspots Swedish One-metre Solar Telescope image of sunspots on the surface of the Sun Sunspots are cooler regions of the Suns surface that appear
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Sun structure Cutaway illustration showing the inside of the Sun At the centre is the core the site of the Suns nuclear reactions which fuse hydr
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Illustration showing the layers that make up the interior of the Sun The innermost and densest part is the core where nuclear reactions generate the
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Illustration showing the layers that make up the interior of the Sun The innermost and densest part is the core where nuclear reactions generate the
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Interior of the Sun illustration
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Total solar eclipse 21st August 2017 from Idaho Falls Idaho USA The Suns inner corona (atmosphere) is visible around the disc of the Moon Solar
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Composite image of the total solar eclipse of August 21st 2017 from Idaho Falls Idaho USA At left the Moon is gradually hiding the Sun totality i
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Composite image of the total solar eclipse of August 21st 2017 from Idaho Falls Idaho USA At top the Moon is gradually hiding the Sun totality is
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Composite image of the total solar eclipse of August 21st 2017 from Idaho Falls Idaho USA These wide-angle photos were taken during the last minut
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A cluster of sunspots Sunspots appear to be black because their temperature about 4000 Kelvin is much lower than the surrounding Suns photosphere
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Solar structure Cutaway illustration showing the layers of the Sun At the Suns core (blue) hydrogen atoms undergo nuclear fusion producing helium
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Diamond ring effect at the beginning (left) and end (right) of totality during the total solar eclipse of August 21st 2017This effect is seen when a
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Internal layers of the Sun illustration At the Suns core (far left) hydrogen atoms undergo nuclear fusion producing helium atoms and releasing hea
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Parker Solar Probe at the Sun illustration
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Parker Solar Probe at the Sun illustration
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Total solar eclipse in X-rays 20 May 2012 as seen by the Hinode spacecraft Hinode is a spacecraft designed to observe the solar surface and corona
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Sunspot AR2192 Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) image Sunspots are pockets of cool dark gas which occur in magnetically active regions of the Sun
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Large sunspot group Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) image Sunspots are pockets of cool dark gas which occur in magnetically active regions of the
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Sunspot AR2192 Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) image Sunspots are pockets of cool dark gas which occur in magnetically active regions of the Sun
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Suns structure Composite image including SOHO (Solar and Heliospheric Observatory) satellite images of the Suns structure Nuclear radiation produ
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The Sun View of the whole Sun showing an area of sunspots The Sun is a massive nuclear fusion reactor in which hydrogen atoms fuse to form helium an
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Sunspot AR2192 Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) image Sunspots are pockets of cool dark gas which occur in magnetically active regions of the Sun
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Interior Surface and Atmosphere of Sun
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Schematic illustration showing the surface features and internal structure of the Sun The Suns interior consists of a core a radioactive zone a co
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Sun observed at different wavelengths Collage of solar images from NASAs Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) Observing the Sun in different wavelength
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Sun observed at different wavelengths Collage of solar images from NASAs Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) Observing the Sun in different wavelength
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Solar structure Cutaway computer artwork showing the convection currents inside the outermost layers of the Sun
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Internal structure of the Sun cutaway artwork At the Suns core (white) hydrogen atoms undergo nuclear fusion producing helium atoms and releasing
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Internal structure of the Sun cutaway artwork At the Suns core (white) hydrogen atoms undergo nuclear fusion producing helium atoms and releasing
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THIS PICTURE MAY NOT BE USED TO STATE OR IMPLY ESA ENDORSEMENT OF ANY COMPANY OR PRODUCT Granulation on the surface of the Sun Doppler image
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The Sun Computer graphic of the Sun showing its turbulent surface The Sun is a massive nuclear fusion reactor in which hydrogen atoms fuse to heliu
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Solar magnetic plasma tornado artwork It is thought that these rotating (red arrows) magnetic structures play a role in carrying energy from the con
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Solar magnetic field reversal computer artwork showing how changes in the Suns activity produces sunspots (black) which in turn result in the rever
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Solar magnetic field reversal computer artwork showing how changes in the Suns activity produces sunspots (black) which in turn result in the rever
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Solar prominences Close-up of the surface of the Sun showing eruptions of ionized plasma known as solar prominences These consist of plasma (ionise
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Solar prominence Close-up of the surface of the Sun showing an eruption of ionized plasma known as a solar prominence This consists of plasma (ioni
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Solar prominence Close-up of the surface of the Sun showing an eruption of ionized plasma known as a solar prominence This consists of plasma (ioni
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Sunspot artwork
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Solar structure Cutaway computer artwork showing the structure of the Sun At the Suns core (centre) hydrogen atoms undergo nuclear fusion producin
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Suns surface illustration The photosphere is the visible portion of the Suns surface It is made of plasma and emits most of the light that comes
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Active Sun artwork Solar flares are seen leaping from the Suns surface These are loops of plasma (charged gas) which are ejected from the surface a
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