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Whole Sun Collection

"The Whole Sun: A mesmerizing journey into the heart of our star

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: SOHO image of solar (Sun) rotation rate with depth

SOHO image of solar (Sun) rotation rate with depth
Solar rotation. Cutaway artwork of the Sun, showing how the rotation rate of the Sun varies with depth and position, based on data from the Solar Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) satellite

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Solar granulation

Solar granulation. Computer artwork of granulation on the surface of the Sun. The mottled surface is showing the structure of convection cells in the photosphere (surface) of the Sun

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Solar rotation

Solar rotation. Sequence of 35 optical images taken a day apart, showing the rotation of the Suns surface. The first image (upper left) was taken on 1st June 2000

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Artwork of Sun and Earth with aurora

Artwork of Sun and Earth with aurora

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Comparison of visible & X-ray images of Sun

Comparison of visible & X-ray images of Sun

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Computer simulation of solar oscillations

Computer simulation of solar oscillations
Computer simulation showing oscillations on the surface of the Sun. The Suns surface is known to oscillate up and down like the surface of a wobbling jelly

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Computer graphic of the Sun, with swirling heat

Computer graphic of the Sun, with swirling heat

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Artists impression of the evolution of the sun

Artists impression of the evolution of the sun
Artists impression of the evolution of the Sun. At bottom left, the new star is seen forming at the centre of a great, swirling cloud of gas

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Computer artwork of the Sun

Computer artwork of the Sun

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Computer graphic of the Sun

Computer graphic of the Sun
The Sun. Computer graphic of the Sun, showing its turbulent surface. The Sun is a massive nuclear fusion reactor in which hydrogen atoms fuse to helium to release heat and light energy

Background imageWhole Sun Collection: Disc of the Sun at sunset

Disc of the Sun at sunset
Sunset. Disc of the Sun at sunset in a reddened sky. Solar radiation seen at sunset must pass through an increasing mass of air in the Earths atmosphere which causes the Sun and horizon to dim


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"The Whole Sun: A mesmerizing journey into the heart of our star. 🌞✨ Step into the captivating world of solar dynamics with this collection of stunning visuals and scientific wonders. Starting with a SOHO image showcasing the rotation rate of the Sun, we delve deeper to witness its intricate dance through Solar Granulation. Unveiling another layer of mystery, an X-ray image reveals the dynamic forces at play within our celestial giant. Witnessing its majestic rotation in motion, we are reminded of the immense power and beauty that lies within. Moving beyond mere observation, an artwork depicts Earth's enchanting auroras dancing under the watchful gaze of our radiant Sun. The harmony between these two cosmic entities is truly awe-inspiring. Comparing visible and X-ray images further highlights how different perspectives can unlock new dimensions in understanding our closest star. Computer simulations bring us closer to experiencing solar oscillations firsthand, as swirling heat engulfs a graphic representation of the Sun. As we ponder upon its evolution over time, an artist's impression takes us on a journey through eons past - from birth to maturity - reminding us that even stars have their own story to tell. Finally, culminating in an extraordinary X-ray image capturing the entirety of our magnificent Sun, we are left humbled by its grandeur and significance in shaping life as we know it. Join us on this visual odyssey through space and time as we explore 'The Whole Sun' – a testament to nature's boundless creativity. "