For first degree burns - red, painful skin - I recommend Solarcane or Lanacaine spray. Stay out of the sun for at least 3 days.
For 2nd degree burns, visit your doctor.
And don't do this again! Use a high-factor sun block, or limit your sun exposure. You need sunlight - but sunlight, like everything else, follows the Goldilocks principle of "too little, too much, and just right". If you never get any sun, you end up like Cate Blanchette with vitamin D deficiency diseases. In "industrial revolution" Scotland, children suffered with rickets.
Too much sun can contribute to skin cancer.
No, they usually go away after a week or two depending on how bad they are.
The sun burns small amounts of helium and when combined with oxygen, the helium makes neon. The sun burns mostly hydrogen.
Dreamcatchers are used for good, they catch you bad dreams in the web and let your good dreams pass throught it. When the sun comes up in the morning, the sun burns away all the bad dreams so you won't have them bad dreams ever again.
The sun
when the sun burns, it heats up it sorroundings, that how we get heat, its energy hit earths layers.
the sun but it burns you after a while
no because the sun burns them up
yes
A white dwarf
Ultraviolet
none
Sun is not bad for hair,sun can lighten hair,but is not bad for it.