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Though it is sedate in comparison with other stars, our sun is a volatile neighbor, a thermonuclear furnace fueling spectacular storms that send high-energy particles and radiation far out into space.![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_u5zK0P7-gFkomoPzJcIKrNTupn4GrhvvyU-BuR99XRrMyz2oVd63B5NXp0n5DNvVvfaAL_XdInJqt7QFCV6Zi77YimAGBfS2RITx5vkPsR9W-hjP0YQE34mFMtR7jzupPY=s0-d)
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via New York Times
Though it is sedate in comparison with other stars, our sun is a volatile neighbor, a thermonuclear furnace fueling spectacular storms that send high-energy particles and radiation far out into space.
via New York Times
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