Sun observation

Sun observation involves studying the Sun's features and activity using specialized instruments, such as telescopes and satellites. Scientists analyze phenomena like sunspots, solar flares, and coronal mass ejections to understand the Sun's behavior and its influence on space weather and Earth's environment. These observations help predict solar storms that can affect satellites, power grids, and communications. By continuously monitoring the Sun, researchers learn more about its cycles, magnetic activity, and energy output, contributing to our understanding of stellar processes and safeguarding technology-dependent societies.