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The Sun loses ~ 4.3 billion kilograms of mass every second, mainly through nuclear fusion and solar wind. Fusion converts mass into energy (via E = mc²), and the solar wind blows particles into space. Despite this, the Sun has only lost 0.05% of its total mass in 4.5 billion years and will keep shining for about 5 billion more years.

Fusion in the core: Every second, millions of tons of hydrogen are turned into helium, releasing immense energy that powers sunlight.

Solar wind: A steady stream of charged particles escapes the Sun’s corona, affecting planets and space weather.

This mass loss is normal and stable, not a sign of any danger. Eventually, the Sun will swell into a red giant, shed its outer layers, and become a white dwarf, a dense stellar remnant.

📸: Andrew McCarthy

12/04/2025

Captured by Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft, this is the clearest image of Venus ever taken. The stunning details reveal the planet's thick atmosphere, swirling clouds, and intense weather patterns. Akatsuki's advanced instruments allow us to see Venus like never before, offering a glimpse into the planet's mysterious and hostile environment. This image represents a major milestone in our exploration of Venus and the solar system!

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