The sunspot was taken in the wavelength of 530 nanometers - in the greenish-yellow part of the visible spectrum–. Researchers modified it to show up red and orange to the naked eye. (NSO/AURA/NSF/)Humans have long dreamt about looking directly at the Sun, even though it’s extremely dangerous for our peepers. Our nearest star is the centerpiece of religious and cultural traditions all over the world, from Ra in ancient Egypt to the sun goddess Amaterasu in Japan and the sun god Inti in the Incan Empire. Even as humans started building telescopes to look into every corner of the Universe, the Sun remained elusive. Only until earlier this year were we able to capture, for the first time ever, d
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