Suns importance in solar system

Answer 1

Clearly, we (Earth) can't live without the Sun. It gives us energy/ electricity and warmth. Plants need the Sun for photosynthesis, we need it as light during the day. The Sun plays a major role in our lives.

The importance of sun in our solar system is that if we don't have the sun then there will be no life on Earth since it is too cold for life to grow, and the Earth will be a frozen chunk of ice and moreover the Sun's gravity keeps Earth and the other planets in the solar system from flying off into deep space, and the Sun keeps the Earth warm, allowing living things to flourish. Without the heat from the Sun, our planet would be completely frozen and not allow life to exist.

Answer 2

The sun is the most important star in our solar system as it provides light, heat, and energy that allows life to exist on Earth. Through nuclear fusion, the sun generates light and heat, maintains the orbits of the planets, and influences space weather. Its gravitational pull also governs the movements of all the objects within the solar system.