Our Tempestuous Sun: Part 3
ur Sun’s Invisible Magnetic Fields – Previously, we learned that the stirring and convection of ultra-heated plasma in our Sun’s inner layers – the solar
ur Sun’s Invisible Magnetic Fields – Previously, we learned that the stirring and convection of ultra-heated plasma in our Sun’s inner layers – the solar
Our tempermental and stormy sun, forged from a violent birth, is an electrically charged ball of gas, called plasma, with three inner and outer layers.
How Did Our Sun Form and What Is It Made Of? Earth’s Sun had a violent birth. It formed from a solar nebula – a
This photo depicts a drawing of celestial objects known to us as Saturn (left), a star, possibly Venus (middle), and a crescent moon (right). The
What do you do when you’re outside and you look up and see the luminaries shining? Like many, you stare in awe, gawking in wonder
The iPhone can serve you well when you want to snap photos of celestial events and don’t have your equipment. The labels on the
On March 19, 2023 the sky was clear and the winds not too strong. I was walking on Fordham Road and looked up and to
Figure 1 depicts the Constellation Orion that I captured on 3/19/23 between 8:39pm NY, with an IPhone 12 mini, Wide Camera – 26 mm f.1.6.
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