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Why sun is stationary?
Its not its always moving
Why is the sun hot - kids version?
The sun is hot because it is a huge ball of burning gases like hydrogen and helium. These gases are always moving and colliding with each other, creating a lot of heat and light. This heat and light is what warms our planet Earth.
What are the hot gases moving extensions to the sun's corona?
The hot gases moving away from the sun's corona are known as the solar wind. These gases consist of charged particles, mainly electrons and protons, that are ejected from the sun's atmosphere at high speeds. The solar wind interacts with the Earth's magnetic field and can cause phenomena like auroras.
Why inactive gases are not necessarily inactive?
they are not necceseraly in active because no matter how in equilibrium they are their atoms are always moving.
Do the sun move?
Yes, The Sun Is always moving due to gravitational pull from heavenly bodies in the solar system.
What creates the sense that the sun moves?
gravitational pull yes that and the fact that the earth spins and also orbits the earth meaning that it always seems like the sun is moving whereas its us who are moving
What side the sun always illuminate?
The Sun is a burning ball of gases at the center of our solar system. It does not have a particular side that is illuminated. The Sun is the source of illumination for the other planets in the solar system.
When gases liquids or solids are in contact with a moving object the flow of occurs due to frictional forces?
The flow does not always change due to frictional forces when gases, liquids, or solids come in contact with a moving object. Often, the friction is caused by static friction.
How often does sun move in sky?
The sun is always moving in the sky, it never stops. This is the result of the rotation of the Earth, which also never stops.
Is the sun involved in the greenhouse gases?
Yes. The greenhouse gases trap the sun's heat.
Can a planet act as a star in a constelation?
Not really. The planets - even the slow moving ones further out, are constantly moving around the sun and are therefore always moving against the background stars, which are fixed.
Why do you always have kinetic energy if you use the sun as a frame of reference?
If the sun is used as a frame of reference, the Earth is constantly moving in its orbit around the sun. This motion gives Earth kinetic energy, regardless of the specific point in the orbit being considered.
