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"The Sun And How It EXISTS :D (I worked it out in chemistry)"

Anyway like the title says I worked out how our Sun exists. Everyone knows that the sun is just a star (well a really big star but anyway) and like every star it is basically composed of burning gas wanting to blow it up but like every star it has a gravitational field wanting to crush it into a ball. So since there is this perfert balance between the two forces one wanting to expand out the other wanting to crush it in there star stays in being. Of course the gas still burns away but it happens so slowly the gravity has time to adjust stopping it going super nova. However if we were to take a lump of gas out of the sun suddenly then the gravity would have no time to adjust causing a chin reaction that ultimatley leads to the sun exploding and everyones death. All stars go super nova eventually and although the sun is so big it will be lethal when it does it still has a lot of time left before it blows. So unless they develope a extremely strong material with an extremely high melting point that can survive such an explosion however we are safe until it happens by natural causes...Anyway this was another random yet insightful topic by Cubist hope you enjoyed :D

Anyway like the title says I worked out how our Sun exists. Everyone knows that the sun is just a star (well a really big star but anyway) and like every star it is basically composed of burning gas wanting to blow it up but like every star it has a gravitational field wanting to crush it into a ball. So since there is this perfert balance between the two forces one wanting to expand out the other wanting to crush it in there star stays in being. Of course the gas still burns away but it happens so slowly the gravity has time to adjust stopping it going super nova. However if we were to take a lump of gas out of the sun suddenly then the gravity would have no time to adjust causing a chin reaction that ultimatley leads to the sun exploding and everyones death. All stars go super nova eventually and although the sun is so big it will be lethal when it does it still has a lot of time left before it blows. So unless they develope a extremely strong material with an extremely high melting point that can survive such an explosion however we are safe until it happens by natural causes...Anyway this was another random yet insightful topic by Cubist hope you enjoyed :D

the sun is actually pretty small, its just the closest to us thats why it looks so big

Dagfern wrote:
> the sun is actually pretty small, its just the closest to us thats why
> it looks so big

It is actually one of the biggest however the biggest one in existence is actually "Sirius" followed by "Canopus"

I'm pretty sure that the sun is a relatively small star. Also stars usual come along in two's.

So are you going to do a degree in astro-physics then, Cubist?

I'm not, I hate physics, we've got a really bad teacher, but he's leaving a Christmas. Woohoo!

I cannot stress enough that I *hate* my Physics teacher. Her voice gets is soooo annoying. Aw man, I got her tommorow.

Heh Heh I wish I was smart enough to do a degree in Physics let alone astr-physics! That involes worm hole mechanics etc and I barely know what that means! Ohwell my moment in the sun has passed (get it?) :D

You absolute Legend!!!

Cubist wrote:
>Ohwell my moment in the sun has passed (get it?) :D

*Badum-tisch*
*A solitary cough from the crowd*

Heh heh heh heh I know some one would say that lol

You were practically asking for it, :-D