US EditionHighlighting the Heart of Our Solar System at the Springfield Museums - Af-Am Point of View
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Highlighting the Heart of Our Solar System at the Springfield Museums - Af-Am Point of View
Springfield (MA)—At the center of our solar system is the star that holds everything together: the Sun. Get a closer look at this hot commodity on Sun Days, presented by the Springfield Museums and the Springfield Telescope and Reflector Society (STARS). The first Sun Day takes place on June 22 from 11 am-3 pm and continues on the second Sunday of the summer months (July 13, August 10). Free with museums admission.
Did you know that the Solar System is not still, but it sweeps the galaxy at great speed and currently crosses a cloud of gas and interstellar dust?This intriguing phenomenon has caught the attention of astrophysicists from all over the world, and its implications could go far beyond mere scientific curiosity.Where are we now?Welcome to the Local Interstellar Cloud Our solar system does not float in absolute emptiness.In reality, it is immersed …
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