Thousands of solar tornadoes swirl above the sun’s surface at any given moment. These remarkable photos give us a glimpse at these stunning cosmic phenomena.

During a record-breaking flight through the sun’s corona in Dec. 2024, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe captured the closest-ever ...

During its flyby, Parker snapped some amazing close-up images of the Sun, which NASA finally released to the public yesterday ...

Want a bigger, clearer view of a solar eclipse without fancy gear? This video shows how to build a simple “Sun Funnel” that ...

Recreating artificial solar eclipses in space could help astronomers decipher the inner workings of our sun much quicker than ...

Using an engineering feat never before accomplished scientists have created artificial solar eclipses, so that they can view ...

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Can taking a picture of a solar eclipse damage your phone According to NASA, an unprotected phone's sensor could be damaged, just like any other image sensor, if pointed directly at the sun.

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Pro tips: How to get the best photos of the solar eclipse with a phone or a camera The things you should think about before you point your smartphone skyward and start snapping away.

Associated Press photographer Mat Otero shot the solar eclipse last week from the Fort Worth Zoo.

See some of the best solar eclipse pictures from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts.