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For what it's worth, it didn't throw one up for me. Anyway, for anyone wondering what's beyond the slightly clickbaity headline, it isn't about some astronomica
by gjm11 1y ago
For what it's worth, it didn't throw one up for me. Anyway, for anyone wondering what's beyond the slightly clickbaity headline, it isn't about some astronomical phenomenon; the subheading reads "In the past two years, without much notice, solar power has begun to truly transform the world’s energy system." and the article is all about that.
- Brajeshwar 1y agoIt do not throw up for me either. I was silently hoping that they excluded IPs from more economically behind countries, so we can read. I was happy.
- ljf 1y agoNo paywall for me here in the UK. Maybe they consider us an economically behind country too.
- gjm11 1y agoIn case anyone's wondering: the HN title has now been changed to be more informative than the original article title, which was something like "4.6 billion years on, the sun is having a moment".