Skip to playerSkip to main contentSkip to footer
Live Science
  • 3/13/2025
The sun is Earth's closest star, yet its beauty is too intense to appreciate with the naked eye. Here are some of the most stunning solar images that our satellites and telescopes have captured.
Transcript
01:00You

Recommended

1:15
Up next
You Have to Check Out This Insane Close Up of the Sun
Amaze Lab
1:09
World’s Most Powerful Solar Telescope Captures Unprecedented Image of Sun’s Surface
Amaze Lab
1:27
What Are High-Yield Savings Accounts?
Kiplinger
1:19
7 Unreal Images Of The Sun
Live Science
1:15
Earth’s Most Powerful Solar Telescope Just Captured a Jaw-Dropping Closeup of the Sun
Amaze Lab
1:13
SUN exhibit in Blackpool's Winter Gardens
Blackpool Gazette
1:12
Volatile Sunspot Gets Photobombed By The Moon In Amazing Spacecraft View
Space.com
1:03
Slow Motion Footage Of SpaceX Starship Launching 'Shockwaves'
Space.com
1:45
Star Cluster Resembles 'Cosmic Wreath' In Chandra X-Ray Telescope Tour
Space.com
1:43
How Big Are Supermassive Black Holes?
Space.com
2:04
Trees That Falls Into Your Neighbor's Boundaries - Who Is Responsible
Kiplinger
1:59
What Is A Taxable Or Tax-Deferred Account?
Kiplinger
1:48
5 Songs Guitarists Need To Hear By Jeff Beck
Music Radar
1:58
Ry Cooder: 5 Songs Guitarists Need To Hear
Music Radar
2:02
5 Led Zeppelin Songs Guitarists Need To Hear
Music Radar
1:07
Earth's Oldest Material is Older Than Earth
Live Science
1:33
Civil War Myths
Live Science
2:15
Which Foods Are High In Protein?
Live Science
2:04
A Trove Of Exceptional Fossils In NSW Australia
Live Science
2:52
There’s Too Much Gold In The Universe - Knowledge
Live Science
2:25
What Was the Largest Empire In the World?
Live Science
1:48
What Does Exercise Do To Your Brain?
Live Science
4:52
Why Is It Called Spanish Flu?
Live Science
0:52
Discovery Of Lagoon In Argentina That Could Provide 'Earliest Signs Of Life' On Earth
Live Science
2:14
A 70 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur That Never Hatched
Live Science