Every second, the Sun converts 657 million tons of hydrogen into helium.
That powerhouse makes wind and weather on Earth and lets life live on it.
It took the light 8 minutes to travel the 150 million kilometres (93 206 000 miles) to our 1000mm lens. The red is due to air saturated by smoke particles during Australian bush fires. They filtered out the short waves of the spectrum, the blues and let through only the long reds.