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The Sun in Time
More recently, the Sun has adorned everything from album covers, such as Sublime's iconic 1992 debut, to packages of raisins. It continues to influence stories in comics, theatrical films, and everything in between.
If you're Superman (or a fellow Kryptonian), your powers are heightened by the yellow glow of our Sun, and you can even dispose of dangerous materials like Superboy once did, by hurling them into the Sun. And in the 2007 film "Sunshine" – the Sun is dying, leaving Earth in a deep freeze. To save humanity, a crewed spacecraft is sent to reignite the Sun with a bomb, though things don't go quite as planned.
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