But nobody ever said you couldn't watch a movie of the Sun's activities. The Yohkoh Movie Theater isn't your ordinary multiplex. The Yohkoh Film Festival. This film festival has but one star, our Sun. Here you can see the Sun's many different aspects, including a solar flare, wavelength fade, a solar flyby, a solar eclipse, comparisons of X-rays to white light, and continually updated images of the Sun.
Admission is free.
In this collection of interesting Sun facts, you can take a tour of the Sun, learn about magnetic fields, see the Sun as it looks from different points on Earth, see how it measures up to other stars, and find out how it is put together. This educational tour is directed at younger audiences, and tells how scientists are studying the Sun. SXT Movie Maker. From six years worth of archived solar satellite data, you can direct your own soft X-ray or white light movies. The Invisible Universe.