What are five reasons the sun is important to us on earth?

Answer 1

1. It's on the main sequence.
2. It's about half way through it's life
3. It's a star
4. It's classified as a yellow dwarf.
5. It's the only known star to have life in it's system

Answer 2

1. Without the sun, there would not be a solar system.

2. A lot of the planets in our solar system, if not all would not have formed.

3. Light, Energy, Warmth.

4. Ability to sustain life on planets.

Answer 3

-- very big

-- All planets and other objects in our solar system orbit the sun

-- It is a cool (temperature wise..) star

-- Its colour is yellow-orange

-- It is a medium sized star

-- It is estimated that the sun will burn for another 5 billion years

-- Sol is Latin for Sun

-- The sun is not only the largest body in our solar system, in a way, it's

almost the only one. More than 99% of all the mass in the solar system

is in the sun. All the planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and other things

in the solar system, combined, amount to almost nothing compared to it.

-- The sun is not as hot as the temperature of a lightning bolt on Earth

-- Our sun will destroy us (if we don't so it to ourselves first). After its fuel is used up,

it will become larger and engulf the earth. After that it will shrink to become a 'white

dwarf', an earth sized star with white light.

-- The sun is an average distance of 92,955,887.6 miles from Earth.

Answer 4

1. The sun provides heat and light essential for supporting life on Earth.
2. It is a source of energy for photosynthesis, which is the process that plants use to make food.
3. The sun helps regulate the Earth's climate and weather patterns.
4. It plays a role in the water cycle, evaporating water from oceans and lakes to form clouds.
5. The sun is a key component of renewable energy sources like solar power.

Answer 5

because it gives use light and heat to survive