Sunlight. The sunlight that reaches Earth turns out to come from the past.
REPUBLIKA KIDS — Hello Kids… Many people think that the earth is the most important place in our solar system. Even though the sun is the real main actor.
Kids, literally, the sun is the main actor in the Milky Way solar system. The sun is the star closest to the earth and is the source of all the heat and light that makes flowers bloom, birds sing, and people sunbathe in summer.
Life would not exist without sunlight. It is also the center of our solar system and the largest object. Did you know, the size of the sun can accommodate one million earths.
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Quoted from National Geographic, the sun’s enormous gravity grips planets, asteroids, comets, and prevents them from rotating into space. Simply put, we wouldn’t have a solar system without the sun.
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Although important in the grand scheme of things, the sun is not unique or complicated. The sun is still less old than the billions of other stars in our galaxy. Its size is average, even though the sun accounts for 99.8 percent of the total mass of the solar system, the sun is actually just a large ball of gas.
A process called nuclear fusion converts hydrogen into helium deep in the sun’s core, where temperatures reach 18 million degrees Fahrenheit (15.7 million degrees Celsius). Fusion creates energy that travels to the surface of the sun in a journey that lasts millions of years.
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But the sun doesn’t always burn. The atomic nucleus will eventually run out of hydrogen gas which will end the life of the sun. But don’t be afraid, scientists predict this won’t happen until at least another five billion years.
Facts about the sun…
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2023-12-28 00:25:00
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