Does the sun rotate around itself?

Answer 1

The sun rotates on its axis. Because the sun is not solid, different layers rotate at different rates. Measurably, however, there is a layer of the sun that rotates once every 25 earth days.

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Answer 2

Yes, the sun does rotate around its axis. It completes one full rotation approximately every 25 days at its equator and around 35 days near its poles. This rotation causes sunspots and other solar activity to appear and disappear over time.