JavaScript turns 30: From 10-day prototype to the backbone of the modern web
From browser toy to global standard: JavaScript survived chaos, outlived Java applets, and became unstoppable
Solar Orbiter sends back first live observations from the Sun's south pole
The Sun's south pole is a messy place, as far as magnetism is concerned
Who was the tech CEO that back in 1999 said, "You have zero privacy anyway..."
Was it Google's Eric Schmidt, Scott McNealy, or Mark Cuban?
Study suggests our sun could unleash a long-overdue catastrophic superflare this century
These could fry electronics and wipe data servers
Sun-scraping probe helps investigate decades-old mystery
No switchbacks detected within the corona, eliminating one coronal heating theory
Commercial satellite operations disrupted by May 2024 geomagnetic storm
LEO constellations were disturbed by the sudden swelling in Earth's atmosphere
Huge solar flare disrupts radio transmissions on Earth
A friendly reminder that we are all very lucky to be alive on this planet right now
NASA releases photo of a baby star that will grow up to be like our Sun
It shows what our Sun may have looked like when it was forming
A 200-foot asteroid that just missed Earth last week wasn't detected until two days later
We were blinded by the sun
European probe captures the highest resolution image of the Sun's corona ever taken
Our best look yet at the Sun
NASA's Parker Solar Probe becomes the first spacecraft to fly through the Sun's atmosphere
Future flybys will bring the probe even closer to the Sun
In Hindsight... Tech Predictions and Quotes
#ThrowBackThursday Many have tried to follow Intel co-founder Gordon Moore (of Moore's Law fame) in bringing their tech predictions into the public eye... with varying degrees of success. Every year for nearly a decade, we've revisited this TechSpot original feature to bring new quotes to your attention. Here's a taste of those now infamous quotes.
High-definition solar telescope produces its first stunning images of the Sun
The Sun looks as beautiful as you'd expect
NASA spacecraft set to "touch" the sun launches this Saturday
A seven-year mission to uncover our star's secrets
