There's increased activity on the sun as it reaches a pivotal moment in its cycle
We can now see how the Earth will look as it dies
The planet gives us a rare glimpse to what Earth will look like billions of years from now
There's a chance of seeing some Northern Lights
It's seven times hotter than the real sun.
Our planet is just a speck in space
It shows how Earth is destroyed and what happens after us
This could mean more solar storms heading our way.
They embrace the polar night.
This was a once-in-a-lifetime sight for astronomers.
This storm has caused a warning we haven't had for 50 years.
Professor Brian Cox has a thing or two to say about the end of the world.
A new video shows the Sun's surface in amazing detail.
The green flash is seriously rare, so getting a photo is something special.
The Sun dwarfs everything else in our solar system.
Sound and touch devices will be available at public eclipse-watching events across the US on April 8.
It's more than just a pretty sight, as it turns out.
It could also cause major sightings of the Northern Lights.
The total solar eclipse is expected on April 8.
Spotting this comet is practically a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
One astrophotographer has managed to capture an astounding moment on the Sun's surface.
Let's just say the Sun will die in a particularly dramatic way.
Amazingly, it's also the brightest known object in the universe.
The solar maximum is approaching.
This physicist has broken down why the Sun looks like it's burning - even if it's not on fire.
Could this be the answer to climate change?
Don't watch this if you want to sleep tonight.