The Sun consumes 4.2 million tons of its own matter each second. Will it soon vanish altogether? No. Over the next 5 billion years, this rate of use will cost the sun only one forty-thousandth of it's enormous mass. As it nears the end of its life in about 12 billion years, it will run out of Hydrigen ( hydrigen is used in the sun's core to put into Helium) When it runs out the core will contract under the pressure of gravity. Although the core wil shrink it will still produce heat, causing the outer layers to expand. The sun will become a Rad gaint and consume Mecury, Venus and possibly Earth. The sun will only stay a Red gaint for a few million years. When it runs out of Helium ( Helium is used to put into Carbon) it wil shrink into a white dwarf and with time into a black dwarf.
Firstly, no astronaut culd get to the sun. The heat would vaporise them and their craft long before then. Secondly, even if they could reach it, the sun has no solid surface; it is entirely plasma and gas. So, there is no way to land on the sun at all.
The sun is a gas.
The sun is a ball of gas
hydrogen gas
Hyhoren gas and Helim gas
Nothing much. Their orbits are outside of the radius of the sun while in the gas giant phase.
plants need sun water and carbon gas to go through photosynthesis
The sun is a ball of gas. There is anything called 'sun gas' that humans can manufacture.
Basic overview is that large explosions happen, because of the gas and density in the atmosphere. When the explosions cool down, and relax, they create halos. It occurs more on the sun, as the atmosphere is more dense and there is more gas.
what gas is in the sun that starts with and m
Yes . The sun does look like a beach ball its a 700,000 km (435,000 miles) ball of gas and one day it will run out of gas and sadly explode therefore we will obviously die but it will happen like in a 1,000,000 years
Firstly, no astronaut culd get to the sun. The heat would vaporise them and their craft long before then. Secondly, even if they could reach it, the sun has no solid surface; it is entirely plasma and gas. So, there is no way to land on the sun at all.
No because the sun is made of gas and gas is not living so it is concluded that the sun is not living.
The sun is a gas.
The Gas which is released from your hips is also released from Sun
a gas
A gas. :)