it is made of mostly hydrogen and helium
Mercury has no atmosphere. Cosmic rays from the sun burn the gases off.
the sun is a very large gasious fire ball,if the gases dont move the sun will exploade and burn earth and some other planets to a crisp.:)
The sun and other stars don't burn oxygen, they burn other gases. that's what a star is, a big ball of gas. It burns these gases, which is also what is used to classified the stars into Main Sequence stars, Giants, Dwarfs, etc. The sun and other stars don't burn oxygen, they burn other gases. that's what a star is, a big ball of gas. It burns these gases, which is also what is used to classified the stars into Main Sequence stars, Giants, Dwarfs, etc. from the answer on the top.. the sun does not burn oxygen... is eats up the oxygen and make carbon dioxide.
The sun is made from hot gases, collected by gravity, in a way so dense, it burns, and planets are either gases or rock, but not dense enough to burn.
The sun is made from hot gases, collected by gravity, in a way so dense, it burns, and planets are either gases or rock, but not dense enough to burn.
Because it is a a combination of gases, which means that someday the sun will burn out. But maybe it looks yellow because it doesn't look blue.
Stars are made up of certain gases which burn and show off light. The sun is the closet star to earth.
The Sun Burns Out Because The Sun Is Made Out Of Stars And Stars Are Made Out Of Gases The Gases Explodes Because The Stars Is Old . Quite simply, the sun is a burning ball of gas and will eventually run out of fuel. Don't pack yet. This is not expected to happen for more than 5 billion years from now.
Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere catch and hold the sun's heat. These gases are building up as we burn fossil fuels. The more gas there is the warmer it gets. This is causing global warming.
Yes you can. It is very hot and sunny there most of the time.
yes no matter what you are you get a sun burn
As you probably know, Suns are massive stars that run on multiple types of gases to produce flames that make both light and heat. To answer your question, the sun has a large abundance of gases that burn on the surface. For about the next six billion years, the sun should keep shining the way it does today and has been doing for the last billion years. After this, the sun will start to run out of gases, causing it to start to die, causing it starting to get brighter, but cooler. Soon, the gases will cause the sun to inflate and swell rapidly, ebventually growing onto Mercury and Venus and growing closer to Earth, causing massive solar flares to wipe out all life on the planet, and eventually turning it into a fiery mass. But don't worry. You'll be long gone by then. :)