The sun ain’t what it used to be. That’s what a weird contingent of amateur astronomers believes, anyway. The idea has swirled around the internet for years, and this week got another ...

From 93 million miles away, the sun usually looks like a white spot in the sky. But the reason many people perceive a yellow tint has to do with how light is scattered, Pesnell said.

A popular tweet about the true color of the sun has sparked a debate on Twitter as users question whether our closest star is really white or yellow.. The Claim. On September 12, Twitter account ...

The sun used to be yellow but turned white, according to conspiracy theorists who blame everything from man-made change to the Mandela Effect.

And to be fair to humans, the sun is 93 million miles away from us – so perhaps it’s no surprise that we haven’t quite got the colour right. It’s typically seen as yellow because of how the light is ...

Did you ever ask yourself why the sun is bright yellow during the day and why the moon glows white at night? Well, there is fascinating science behind it all—how light, the Earth's atmosphere ...

For those who think that the Sun is actually yellow, that is not its true colour. And on Tuesday, former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly confirmed this space fact.

The belief that the Sun is yellow is very popular, yet it is, in fact, a myth. Read along to explore the fascinating science behind the Sun’s true color and why our eyes often deceive us.