How did this world appear?

Answer 1

Help you tan

Contains violent eruptions

Its yellow

Seen during day

made of hydrogen gas

Summer

center of solor system

I produce light

I produce heat

I am big

in the sky

I am bright

I am round

contains radiations

Answer 2

Scientists believe that the Earth formed around 4.5 billion years ago from a disk of gas and dust swirling around the young sun. This dust and gas gradually accreted to form the planets, with Earth being one of them. This process is known as accretion.

Answer 3

The sun was born in a nebula, just like any other normal star. Stars are born when a passing star, shockwave, or other gravitational disturbance passes through or by a nebula. When this happens, the dust, gas, and other materials that make up the nebula begin to swirl around. The matter begins to group together, making gigantic clumps. Eventually, it may get big enough and dense enough that it retains the heat it generates, and it begins to get hot.

Answer 4

I'm a christian so i belive that the wonderful God created the whole universe.

If you want more information read The Bible.

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Another take is that earth formed from many small asteroids that were bound together by gravity. More and more asteroids collided with Earth as it grew larger and had a stronger gravitational force.

I mean no disrespect to the Christian belief, or any other for the matter.

Answer 5

I would assume you mean, how DO astronomers describe the/our sun?

Going by classifications of all stars, they would describe it as a moderate, stable Main Sequence star of the spectral class G2. This means that it is small, yellow and stable with moderate temperatures based on the color of light that it emits.

That's a general answer; I don't know if you want more detail. Our sun is a very typical, steady Main Sequence star that will burn for about another 5 billion years before it becomes unstable for lack of fuel and swells up into a red giant. Eventually, the sun will leave behind a white dwarf core.

Answer 6

The Sun is a average sized star known as a yellow dwarf.

Answer 7

The Sun is a very hot gaseous body composed of almost 75% hydrogen and 25% helium.

Answer 8

The Sun is very..... sunlike. It is huge, immensely hot, and gives off light and radiation enough to give us sunburns from 93 million miles away.

Answer 9

it is a big brite star in the center of the solar system

Answer 10

Actually, no one really knows how the world was made but scientists believe the "Big Bang" is what started it all.