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sun

 * Sun
 * Solar System
 * Radiation zone
 * Corona
 * Sunspot
 * Chromosphere
 * Photosphere
 * Tachocline
 * Solar core
 * Solar wind
 * Solar prominence
 * Solar flare
 * Convection zone
 * Granule (solar physics)
 * Gamma ray
 * Photon
 * Stellar atmosphere
 * Heliosphere
 * Supergranulation
 * Facula
 * Plage (astronomy)
 * Spicule (solar physics)
 * Moreton wave
 * Solar transition region
 * Coronal hole
 * Coronal loop
 * Coronal mass ejection
 * Helmet streamer
 * Supra-arcade downflows
 * Solar cycle
 * List of solar cycles
 * Solar maximum
 * Solar minimum
 * Wolf number
 * Heliospheric current sheet
 * Sunlight
 * Standard solar model
 * Solar time
 * Solar telescope
 * Solar dynamo
 * Solar eclipse
 * Solar energy
 * Solar observation
 * Solar physics
 * Solar phenomena
 * Stellar classification
 * Defense Weather Satellite System
 * Earth observation satellite
 * Weather satellite
 * Interplanetary medium
 * Lagrangian point
 * Lissajous orbit
 * Solar energetic particles
 * Cosmic ray
 * Solar particle event
 * Double planet
 * Dwarf planet
 * Giant planet
 * Gas giant
 * Ice giant
 * Super-Earth
 * Planetary system
 * Ceres (dwarf planet)
 * Vulcanoid
 * Jupiter trojan
 * Centaur (minor planet)
 * Sednoid
 * Scattered disc
 * Kuiper belt
 * Trans-Neptunian object
 * Comet
 * Small Solar System body
 * List of possible dwarf planets
 * Minor planet
 * Local Interstellar Cloud
 * Local Bubble
 * Gould Belt
 * Orion Arm
 * Milky Way
 * Satellite galaxies of the Milky Way
 * Local Group
 * Virgo Supercluster
 * Laniakea Supercluster
 * Observable universe
 * Universe
 * Main sequence
 * G-type main-sequence star
 * Star
 * Electromagnetic radiation
 * Hypergiant
 * Bright giant
 * Giant star
 * Subgiant
 * Subdwarf
 * White dwarf
 * Carbon star
 * Protostar
 * Stellar nucleosynthesis
 * Stellar structure
 * Star system
 * Lists of stars
 * Astronomical object
 * Thermonuclear fusion
 * A-type main-sequence star
 * Red dwarf
 * Brown dwarf
 * F-type main-sequence star
 * K-type main-sequence star
 * Rogue planet
 * Sub-brown dwarf
 * Compact star
 * Light-year
 * Kilometre
 * Astrometry
 * Galaxy
 * Astronomical unit
 * Astronomical system of units
 * Lunar distance (astronomy)
 * Gigametre
 * Planet
 * Parsec
 * Satellite
 * Astronomical constant
 * Standard gravitational parameter
 * Planetary mass
 * Unit of length
 * Astronomy
 * Earth radius
 * Light-second
 * Solar radius
 * Cosmic distance ladder
 * Orders of magnitude (length)
 * Conversion of units
 * System of measurement
 * United States customary units
 * Conventional electrical unit
 * International Temperature Scale of 1990
 * Atomic units
 * Natural units
 * Stoney units
 * Planck units
 * Lorentz–Heaviside units
 * Geometrized unit system
 * Outline of the metric system
 * Solar luminosity
 * Solar flux unit
 * Imperial units
 * Magnetic field
 * Circumstellar disc
 * Black body
 * Spectral energy distribution
 * Infrared
 * Infrared astronomy
 * Photometry (astronomy)
 * Irradiance
 * Planck's law
 * Celestial sphere
 * Absolute magnitude
 * Red giant
 * UBV photometric system
 * Supergiant
 * Photographic magnitude
 * Phase curve (astronomy)
 * Perihelion and aphelion
 * Supernova impostor
 * Luminosity
 * Magnitude (astronomy)
 * List of brightest stars
 * Distance modulus
 * Surface brightness
 * Lux
 * Star formation
 * Pre-main-sequence star
 * Horizontal branch
 * Asymptotic giant branch
 * Dredge-up
 * Instability strip
 * Red clump
 * PG 1159 star
 * Mira variable
 * Planetary nebula
 * Protoplanetary nebula
 * Luminous red nova
 * Luminous blue variable
 * Wolf–Rayet star
 * Stellar population
 * Supernova
 * Hypernova
 * Hertzsprung–Russell diagram
 * Color–color diagram
 * Molecular cloud
 * H II region
 * Bok globule
 * Young stellar object
 * Herbig–Haro object
 * Hayashi track
 * Henyey track
 * Orion variable
 * T Tauri star
 * FU Orionis star
 * Herbig Ae/Be star
 * Dwarf star
 * Blue dwarf (red-dwarf stage)
 * Black dwarf
 * Blue giant
 * Blue supergiant
 * Red supergiant
 * Yellow supergiant
 * Yellow hypergiant
 * Blue straggler
 * Lapse rate
 * Neutrino oscillation
 * Neutrino
 * Galactic Center
 * Galactic habitable zone
 * List of nearest stars and brown dwarfs
 * Extinction event
 * Antisolar point
 * Sungazing
 * Timeline of the far future
 * Intergalactic star
 * Infrared dark cloud
 * Gravity
 * Asterism (astronomy)
 * Constellation
 * Guest star (astronomy)
 * Helioseismology
 * Supercluster
 * Galactic year
 * Substellar object
 * List of supernova remnants
 * List of planetary nebulae
 * List of exoplanetary host stars
 * List of white dwarfs
 * List of brown dwarfs
 * List of nearest bright stars
 * List of novae in the Milky Way galaxy
 * List of supernovae
 * List of supernova candidates
 * List of largest stars
 * List of most massive stars
 * List of star extremes
 * List of proper names of stars
 * Pole star
 * Circumpolar star
 * Radial velocity
 * Proper motion
 * Stellar parallax
 * Photometric-standard star
 * Binary star
 * Accretion disk
 * Star cluster
 * Open cluster
 * Globular cluster
 * Super star cluster
 * Variable star
 * Stellar rotation
 * Metallicity
 * Stellar magnetic field
 * Stellar kinematics
 * Effective temperature
 * Stellar dynamics
 * Asteroseismology
 * Eddington luminosity
 * Kelvin–Helmholtz mechanism
 * Stellar wind
 * Solar-like oscillations
 * Microturbulence
 * Deuterium burning
 * Lithium burning
 * Proton–proton chain reaction
 * CNO cycle
 * Helium flash
 * Triple-alpha process
 * Carbon-burning process
 * Neon-burning process
 * Oxygen-burning process
 * Alpha process
 * Silicon-burning process
 * S-process
 * R-process
 * Fusor (astronomy)
 * Nova
 * Nova remnant
 * Dark star (dark matter)
 * Frozen star (hypothetical star)
 * Q star
 * Quasi-star
 * Thorne–Żytkow object
 * Iron star
 * Helium planet
 * Neutron star
 * Pulsar
 * Magnetar
 * Stellar black hole
 * Quark star
 * Exotic star
 * EF Eridani
 * Technetium star
 * List of selected stars for navigation
 * Holon (philosophy)
 * Astronomical spectroscopy
 * Supernova nucleosynthesis
 * Portal:Star
 * Celestial pole
 * Stellar evolution
 * Solar irradiance
 * List of Messier objects
 * Dark galaxy
 * List of quasars
 * List of spiral galaxies
 * List of nearest galaxies
 * List of galaxies
 * Galaxy filament
 * Field galaxy
 * Void (astronomy)
 * Galaxy groups and clusters
 * Satellite galaxy
 * Pea galaxy
 * Dwarf galaxy
 * Starburst galaxy
 * Interacting galaxy
 * Active galactic nucleus
 * Astrophysical jet
 * Low-ionization nuclear emission-line region
 * Radio galaxy
 * Seyfert galaxy
 * Blazar
 * Quasar
 * Supermassive black hole
 * Bulge (astronomy)
 * Barred spiral galaxy
 * Disc (galaxy)
 * Spiral galaxy
 * Galactic halo
 * Dark matter halo
 * Elliptical galaxy
 * Galaxy morphological classification
 * Lenticular galaxy
 * Irregular galaxy
 * Double star
 * List of black holes
 * Hypercompact stellar system
 * Schwarzschild metric
 * Kerr metric
 * Reissner–Nordström metric
 * Kerr–Newman metric
 * No-hair theorem
 * Black hole information paradox
 * Nonsingular black hole models
 * Holographic principle
 * Immirzi parameter
 * Membrane paradigm
 * Kugelblitz (astrophysics)
 * Wormhole
 * Ring singularity
 * Naked singularity
 * White hole
 * Fuzzball (string theory)
 * Magnetospheric eternally collapsing object
 * Black star (semiclassical gravity)
 * Dark-energy star
 * Dark star (Newtonian mechanics)
 * Gravastar
 * Primordial black hole
 * Penrose–Hawking singularity theorems
 * Gravitational singularity
 * Ergosphere
 * Hawking radiation
 * Penrose process
 * Bondi accretion
 * Spaghettification
 * Gravitational lens
 * Photon sphere
 * Quasi-periodic oscillation
 * Event horizon
 * M–sigma relation
 * Schwarzschild radius
 * Black hole thermodynamics
 * Micro black hole
 * Extremal black hole
 * Black hole electron
 * Intermediate-mass black hole
 * Rotating black hole
 * Charged black hole
 * Virtual black hole
 * Type Ia supernova
 * Type Ib and Ic supernovae
 * Type II supernova
 * Near-Earth supernova
 * Quark-nova
 * Pulsar kick
 * Pair-instability supernova
 * P-process
 * Gamma-ray burst
 * Carbon detonation
 * X-ray burster
 * X-ray pulsar-based navigation
 * Pulsar wind nebula
 * Pulsar planet
 * Radio star
 * Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limit
 * Neutron-star oscillation
 * Optical pulsar
 * Blitzar
 * Fast radio burst
 * Binary pulsar
 * X-ray pulsar
 * X-ray binary
 * List of X-ray pulsars
 * Millisecond pulsar
 * Be/X-ray binary
 * Neutron star spin-up
 * Rotating radio transient
 * Anomalous X-ray pulsar
 * Soft gamma repeater
 * Radio-quiet neutron star
 * Gravitational collapse
 * Proton
 * Degenerate matter
 * Solar mass
 * Particle
 * Elementary particle
 * Subatomic particle
 * Quantum mechanics
 * Particle physics
 * List of accelerators in particle physics
 * Tetraquark
 * Unparticle physics
 * Timeline of particle physics
 * Introduction to quantum mechanics
 * Atomic physics
 * Resonance (particle physics)
 * Physics
 * Quantum field theory
 * Astrophysics
 * Nuclear astrophysics
 * Stellar physics
 * Heliophysics
 * Space physics
 * Astroparticle physics
 * Atomic, molecular, and optical physics
 * Condensed matter physics
 * Solid-state physics
 * Nuclear physics
 * Physical optics
 * Nonlinear optics
 * Quantum optics
 * Phenomenology (particle physics)
 * Plasma (physics)
 * Polymer physics
 * Electromagnetism
 * Theory of relativity
 * Special relativity
 * General relativity
 * Continuum mechanics
 * Celestial mechanics
 * List of neutrino experiments
 * Neutrino detector
 * Antiparticle
 * Antimatter
 * Particle accelerator
 * Positron
 * Antiproton
 * Antineutron
 * CERN
 * Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
 * Antiproton Decelerator
 * Positron emission tomography
 * Cloud chamber
 * Penning trap
 * Annihilation
 * Neutron
 * Electron
 * Baryogenesis
 * C-symmetry
 * T-symmetry
 * Parity (physics)
 * Abiogenesis
 * Helium-3
 * Radionuclide
 * Radiation
 * Nuclear fusion
 * Nuclear fission
 * Radioactive decay
 * X-ray
 * Nuclear weapon
 * Nuclear reactor
 * Alpha particle
 * Background radiation
 * Beta particle
 * Ionizing radiation
 * Non-ionizing radiation
 * Acoustic radiation force
 * Light
 * Microwave
 * Radio wave
 * Ultraviolet
 * List of particles
 * Quasiparticle
 * Bound state
 * Fermion
 * Quark
 * Lepton
 * Gauge boson
 * Scalar boson
 * Faddeev–Popov ghost
 * Superpartner
 * Gaugino
 * Gluino
 * Gravitino
 * Photino
 * Higgsino
 * Neutralino
 * Chargino
 * Axino
 * Sfermion
 * Stop squark
 * Planck particle
 * Axion
 * Dilaton
 * Graviton
 * Majoron
 * Majorana fermion
 * Magnetic monopole
 * Tachyon
 * Leptoquark
 * Sterile neutrino
 * Preon
 * Pentaquark
 * Hadron
 * Baryon
 * Hyperon
 * Nucleon
 * Delta baryon
 * Lambda baryon
 * Sigma baryon
 * Xi baryon
 * Omega baryon
 * Meson
 * Quarkonium
 * Exotic hadron