Nothing living. But there is gas, solar flares, and basically HOTNESS!
Solar Flares can cause devices (Such as Cellphones, Computers, etc.) to act weirdly, very weirdly. That happened with my brother's cellphone, it kept on calling 9-1-1. Weird huh? I bet you don't believe this but, I'm a 9 year old answering this question and I'm in 3rd grade, BOO YAH!
The high temperatures and density present on the Sun allow gases to become ionized, forming a plasma. This occurs in the Sun's core due to the extreme heat and pressure created by nuclear fusion reactions.
from energy spectrum of the of the sun it normally done in laboratory even for finding the elements present.
Yes of course, the sun has been present for about 6 billion years, the earth has been present for about 4.5 billion years, recorded ice ages occurred between about 300,000 years ago until about 10,000 years ago.
Yes, the optical spectrum of sunlight contains absorption or emission lines that can be used to identify the elements present in the sun. Each element produces a unique pattern of lines in the spectrum, allowing astronomers to determine the composition of the sun and other celestial bodies.
The main gas found in the Sun is hydrogen, which fuels nuclear fusion reactions at its core. Helium is also present in the Sun as a byproduct of these fusion reactions.
No
The sun's main present element is hydrogen.
yes it was
The Earth's aphelion - the farthest its present orbit takes it from the Sun - is 152,097,701 kilometres. The other point, the perihelion - the nearest it gets to the Sun on its present orbit - is 147,098,074 kilometres
No, UV light is not present at night because it comes from the sun and is not emitted by artificial sources during the night. UV light is only present during the day when the sun is shining.
Sun light .Chlorophyll also needs to be present in the plant.
Mainly hydrogen and helium.
The sun is about 4.75 billion years old at the present moment.
"have seen" is the verb, and it is in the present perfect tense.
No human being is present on the surface of the sun, nor has anyone ever visited there.
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ozone