Answer: No it is a ball of hot gases
Answer: No. The Sun gets its energy from nuclear fusion; NOT from a chemical reaction such as burning coal. The main elements in the Sun are - in that order - hydrogen and helium (more precisely, the isotopes hydrogen-1 and helium-4). There are trace amounts of carbon in the Sun, but that's not what keeps it hot.
No, the moon is not a giant ball of fire. It is a rocky object that reflects the light of the sun, which is why we see it bright in the sky.
The sun does not have an atmosphere - it is a star, not a planet. It is a ball of burning gas.
the SUN
the sun you %^*&!!! the sun is a giant burning ball of gas!!!!! the earth is a rock covered in water!!!! you should think about these questions before you type them in.
The moon is not a star. It is a large ball of rock that orbits Earth as a satellite. A star is a huge ball of burning gas. Our star is called The Sun.
The Sun is a Giant ball of burning gases, but the sun is a star so I'm guessing what you are looking for is the Sun or a Star.
There is no air on the sun. It is a giant ball of burning gases.
The sun is a GIANT ball of gas! It is also a star.
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No, the moon is not a giant ball of fire. It is a rocky object that reflects the light of the sun, which is why we see it bright in the sky.
There is no land on the sun. It is a ball of burning gas.
It is a ball of burning gas
the sun is a star not a planet. it is a giant ball of plasma and gases.
The Sun? No, it's a giant ball of flamming gas!
The sun does not have an atmosphere - it is a star, not a planet. It is a ball of burning gas.
I'm not sure what you mean. The sun is the giant ball of fire in the sky. There ya go.
Aristarchus thought that the Sun was a giant ball of fire at the center of the Universe. This is impossible because if it were a giant ball of burning material, with it's size and the amount of energy radiates, it would have consumed all of its fuel after only 5000 years. The age of the Sun is estimated in the range of about 5 billion years (roughly half way through its expected 10 billion year life span).