NASA
NASA reminds us that the equinox is when the Sun crosses the equator, day and night aren't exactly equal, and your hemisphere determines whether you're celebrating or complaining.
ScienceDaily
Scientists find tiny whirlpools on the Sun, because apparently it wasn't already chaotic enough, and these might explain its magnetic mysteries.
ScienceDaily
Turns out our local star has been hoarding more precious metal than we thought - 55% more, to be precise, solving a cosmic accounting error with ancient meteorites.
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