The Sun

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Facts on the Sun
The Milky Way galaxy is home to Planet Earth and is energized by the enormous ball of energy, the Sun. This big star is much closer to us than the millions of stars that twinkle in the night sky and it supports life with the heat generated.

When the Sun freezeth over!
Will the sun ever burn out? How soon will it happen? What will happen to us?

Vatican Decides Its Power Must Come From Sun
The Vatican City State is to get a solar energy installation, craftily sited on the roof of one its few large modern buildings.

Sun Rise
A love poem ... Inda: S

Sun Shine ~~~~
The sun is our savior…

The Sun Moon Rising Of Above
Evening water.........

Death In A Setting Sun
She dies the second the sun shuts off…

Total eclipse of the sun expected in March
There is a solar eclipse expected this March 29th in Africa and the Mediterranean.

Baby Sunglass - Protecting Your Babies Eyes
Have you thought about protection for your baby's eyes during the summer month? Find out how you can protect them from the sun's harmful rays.

Protecting Your Baby and Toddler from the Sun
Find out how to enjoy the summer sunshine while keeping your little one(s) protected from harmful rays.

Space Yacht Rides to Stars on Rays of Sunlight
A spacecraft that flies on sunbeams is about to begin its travels across the solar system. A group of American and Russian scientists are preparing to launch a probe with giant, wafer-thin plastic sails that can catch sunlight just as a yacht's sails fill with wind.

Sun's Awry in the Japanese Cosmos
They may live in the land of the rising sun, but that doesn't mean they know anything about it. According to a survey by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, 42% of Japanese children believe that the Sun rotates around the Earth and 30% of children aged 11-14 do not not know...

Spacecraft at Last Outpost of the Sun
Probe that left Earth in the 70s is near edge of solar system. After 26 years speeding through the void at 10 miles a second, the spacecraft Voyager 1 has boldly gone where no spacecraft has gone before - to the edge of the solar system.

The sun
We don't need to tell you that Britain is sweltering in a heat wave - but we can blame it on the sun. Read our guide to the hub of this solar system.

Scientists Bend Sunlight to the Operating Theatre
Israeli scientists have devised the ultimate in blue sky thinking - a beam of sunlight as a surgeon's scalpel. A team at Ben-Gurion University in Beersheba report in Nature today that they used solar surgery to burn away a tumour-sized lesion on the liver of an anaesthetised rat...

'The sun makes one heck of a noise'
At first, it seemed little more than an academic curiosity, just another quirk of the Sun for those in the know to peer at, ponder on and gas about at obscure scientific meetings. The finding was simple enough: giant waves topping 50km high had been spotted tearing across the surface of the Sun at breakneck speeds.