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The easy answer to your question is that the sun does not stay in existence indefinitely.
The sun is a collection of mainly hydrogen which the sun burns into helium. For as long as the sun has enough hydrogen and mass to continue this progress, it will stay in existence. When the hydrogen supply becomes too low to support the nuclear fusion, the sun will start a process which will eventually result in the sun ceasing to exists as the type of star we know today. The end for our sun is believed to be a neutron star.
What else can I help you with?
What survival mean?
To stay alive or in existence.
Why stay safe in the sun?
If you don't stay safe in the sun you could get skin cancer.
How can you get rid of a sun burn?
stay out of the sun
Is it hotter on a star or the sun if were right next to each other and and they never were before in the whole sun and star existence?
The sun is a star.
How do you untan?
stay out of the sun
How does the sun stay still?
The sun appears to stay still in our sky because of the Earth's rotation on its axis. The sun appears to rise in the east and set in the west due to the Earth spinning from west to east. The sun itself is constantly moving within the Milky Way galaxy, but from our perspective on Earth, it appears stationary.
Who were ra the sun gods parents?
He didn't Have any, He thought himself into Existence
How can you get your skin paler?
Stay out of the sun.
How do you untan yourself?
stay out of the sun
Vitamin d sun?
If you mean,"do we get vitamin D from the sun?" then yes, we do. If you mean,"does the sun burn up vitamin D?" or,"Did the sun come into existence as a giant ball of vitamin D?" then no.
Will earth be in existence when the sun explods?
Scientist or people know when the sun exactly will explode the question is will the earth and some planets go with it?
Why does saturn stay in orbit of the sun?
Saturn stay in orbit because o the sun's gravitational effect. You may ask how, because the sun is enormous and the gravitational power is very large. Also it is in the gravitational range of the sun.
