It turns out that anyone who drew a smiley-faced sun as a kid has been scientifically proved – somewhat – right. Last week, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured an image of the biggest object in ...
Despite its seemingly "sunny" appearance, an image of the grinning sun isn't as cheery as it looks. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory previously caught an image of the sun in ultraviolet light with ...
In an image captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory last week, the sun looks happy but the shapes on its surface could spell severe disruptions to the Earth's atmosphere Anna Lazarus Caplan is a ...
According to one professor, the smiling could signal an impending solar storm. “Scientists expect that to happen on average, with a couple percent probability, every year, and we’ve just dodged all ...
The Sun is smiling down on us quite literally, it seems. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured a picture that appears to show a smile on the surface of the Sun. The photo, time-stamped ...
The team of scientists at NASA continues to keep their eyes on the skies for interesting sights and new discoveries. From its work with the WEBB telescope to a newly created team to study UFOs, NASA ...
Good day, sunshine! Cameras at NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured a cheerful-looking image of the sun last week, with eyes and a grinning mouth suggested by the shapes of dark patches known as ...
This year's Halloween spirit was out of this world. Ahead of the costume and candy-filled celebration, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured an image of the sun "smiling" – an image that ...
An image of the sun that looks to show it smiling with a pair of eyes and a turned-up mouth was taken by a NASA satellite. The agency tweeted the image, captured last week, with the caption, “Today, ...
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory previously caught an image of the sun in ultraviolet light with three dark spots on its surface on October 26, giving the illusion the sun was smiling. The smiling ...
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