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What if the sun were in a different place?
If the sun was somewhere else we will not have the day and no hot weathers, also it will be dark only. To put it more simply, there would be no life as we know it on Earth because it would just be a frozen lump of ice-covered rock. So be glad the Sun is where it is!!
If the answer is the earth what could the question be?
What is the third planet from the sun?What is the only known planet with life?
What is earths most important star?
The most important star for Earth is the Sun. It provides heat and light, which are essential for life on our planet. Without the Sun, Earth would not have the necessary conditions to support life as we know it.
Could life survive on Earth if the sun was nearer or farther away?
If the sun were closer, Earth would be too hot for life to survive, as temperatures would be too high. If the sun were farther away, Earth would be too cold for life to exist, as temperatures would be too low. The distance between Earth and the sun is crucial for maintaining the ideal conditions for life.
What object can compare to nucleus?
i would have to say yes only because without the sun we would have no life on earth as we know it and if there were no nucleus there would be no cell if there i would have to say yes only because without the sun we would have no life on earth as we know it and if there were no nucleus there would be no cell if there
Is there a life on the sun?
No, there is know life on the sun.
Could there be life as you know it on planet closer to the sun than earth?
The two inner planets have temperatures of hundreds of degrees C which makes life as we know it impossible.
Does the sun have life?
no. at least not life as we know it
How do you identify the Sun?
Our Sun is the center of our Solar System. Without it, life as we currently know it could not exist on our planet. Photosynthesis relies the Sun. Scientists identify our sun a big ball of gas or gasses.
What would life be like on the sun?
It is impossible for life as we know it to exist on the sun. The surface of the sun is composed of hot, burning gas, which does not provide a solid firmament on which life could develop or stand, and it would be far too hot. The most heat-resistant life we know about lives near hydrothermal vents, which approach boiling temperature. In comparison, the surface of the sun is almost 27 times hotter than this. Any creature that could live on the sun would be so different from anything that we've experienced that it would be impossible to tell what it would be like for this creature on the sun.
Is there life on sun?
Not that we know of. Note that the Sun has a surface temperature of about 5000 degrees Celsius, so any hypothetical life on the Sun would have to be VERY different from anything we know.
Could there be life on earth without the sun?
Short answer, NO The sun is the source of all energy and life on earth
Why is there a sun around the earth surfering us?
with out the sun there would be no life (as we know it).
Could the sun support human life?
No, the sun could not support human life. Anything from earth that came close to contact with the sun would be burned in seconds because it has such an extreme surface temp.
How many people could live on the sun?
None. The surface of the sun is not conducive to life.
When the world ends what is going to make it end?
There is no real certainty, as a number of things could wipe out life on earth, or at least wipe out humanity. However, the sun is gradually becoming brighter and hotter, so slowly that it is imperceptible on a human scale. It will take a few hundred million years for there to be any noticeable effects. In 800 million to 1 billion years the oceans will evaporate, rendering earth uninhabitable to any life. In about 5 billion years the sun will expand and become a red giant and will possibly swallow earth.
Why is the sun the only thing that can keep us alive?
The Sun is essential for life on Earth because it provides energy for photosynthesis, which is the process plants use to produce oxygen and food. Without the Sun's energy, Earth would be too cold and dark to support life as we know it.
