Under the Sun's surface is a rapidly rotating core with a temperature of 29 million degrees Fahrenheit NASA/GSFC/SDO Within the fiery heart of the sun is a dense core spinning nearly four times faster ...

What does the Sun’s core look like? We are about to take a journey to the center of the Sun. The action begins about 148 million kilometers from our planet when we arrive at the Sun’s surface in our ...

The Nuclear Furnace at the Sun's Heart The temperature in the Sun's core is about 27 million degrees Fahrenheit (15 million degrees Celsius), hot enough to make fusion reactions work perfectly. 5 ...

The Borexino experiment detected particles from our star’s second-most important fusion process Neutrinos spit out by the main processes that power the sun are finally accounted for, physicists report ...

Neutrinos produced in the sun’s core could shed light on how much of the sun is composed of elements heavier than helium, Emily Conover reported in “Physicists spot a new class of neutrinos from the ...

The sun's core rotates nearly four times faster than the sun's surface, an international team of astronomers reports. The most likely explanation is that this core rotation is left over from the ...

The Sun is the closest star to Earth at a mere 93 million miles (150 million kilometers) away. Despite the fact that you can feel its heat on your skin and its disk appears as large as the Full Moon ...

Aug. 1 (UPI) --According to a new study, the sun's core is spinning four times as fast as the solar surface. "The most likely explanation is that this core rotation is left over from the period when ...