Therefore, intervening matter between the Sun and distant objects doesn’t lessen the effect of our star’s gravity. Since the Sun is the most massive body in our solar system, its gravitational ...

How big it is: 865,000 miles (1.392 million kilometers) across How far away it is: 93 million miles (150 million km) What ...

Scientists want to use the sun’s gravity to communicate between stars. Solar gravitational lensing may help us search for life on other planets. By Briley Lewis. Published Nov 28, ...

If The Sun's Gravity Is So Strong, How Come All The Planets Are Moving Away From It? Complicating things further, eventually, the inner planets may crash into the Sun. James Felton.

Our own sun might represent the best communications device around, if only we could harness its power, scientists say. If the sun's gravity could be used to create a giant telescope, people could ...

Mercury is an odd little planet. The closest world to the Sun has some extreme surface structures, steep hills and cliffs, ...

Every planet in the solar system is affected by multiple forces. The gravity of the Sun pulls planets toward the center of the solar system. The inertia from the creation of the planets sent them ...

Now, physicists led by John Koulakis of the University of California, Los Angeles, have circumvented Earth's gravity by creating a radial force analogous to gravity inside the sun, using sound waves.

City-sized droplets and twisting streams of plasma have been picked up by incredibly detailed images of the sun’s corona, showing our star as we’ve never seen it before ...

Einstein’s theory gives an equation for how much the Sun’s gravity would displace the images of background stars. Newton’s theory predicts only half that amount of displacement.