Nearby in the Milky Way, the Radcliffe Wave hosts a dense concentration of dust, gas, and star clusters. And in the past few million years, the Sun might have passed right through it! But what effect did that have on our own Earth?
Recent models seem to replicate some funky properties of the Sun’s outermost atmosphere. Today’s authors investigate what that could mean for other stars!
Today’s paper uses Johannes Kepler’s pre-telescope sunspot drawings to re-examine irregular 17th century solar activity.
Learn about the “solar neutrino problem” and how it was solved!
How well do we know stars other than the Sun?
We’re back with another book review: a guide to the sun by Dr. Ryan French!