the Sun rises in the east, and sets in the west.
The Sun does not actually "come out"; the Earth rotates so that it becomes visible. The Earth never stops doing this, so the Sun comes out every day. Even when it is overcast, the Sun is still in its place and doing its job.
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The sun rises in the east and sets in the west every day.
its need of nature which makes sun shine daily
Oceans get slightly bigger every day.
The sun sets once a day every single day of the year.
because the sun reflects no, its make it bigger because it moves with the sun
Try 6 Snickers bars every day. It worked for me.
Every day onece a day.
The sun is setting somewhere every minute of every day.
It will turn bigger than day1 and day2. It will also grow bigger each day. Every chicken egg at the first day will have a dot in it. then it will grow bigger and bigger. in till it comes out.
Every day, every month because of the positioning of the sun
The sun is rising somewhere and setting somewhere every minute of every day.
In theory, yes. Could humanity? No. The Sun moves the Earth through gravity every single second of every single day. If you could find something with enough mass, you could affect the Earth's orbit - just like the Moon does. The bigger the mass, the bigger the gravitational effect.
Eat McDonald's every day.
Sun is bigger