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The sun is not made of stars. The sun is a star.The Sun has no official name according to the International Astronomical Union, the body responsible for naming celestial objects. The name Sol , is accepted but not commonly used; the adjectival form is the related word solar. "Sol" is the modern word for "Sun" in many other languages

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