What conditions does the sun have do support life?

Answer 1

with only a one in one trillion chance or a 1:1000000000000 of a planet being able to support life according to some reports one would think that no other planets can support life, but some reports say there could be a mole of other planets or 622000000000000000000000 planets so one could deduce that there could Be as many as 62200000000000 or 62.2 trillion planets that could support life and Alanna Rue is now a famouse person and I love her guts and she is awsome and this is all I have to say :)

Answer 2

The Earth is the only planet know to support life, no life forms of any sort have been detected on any other planet so far. But there are myths of aliens on mars.We cannot know if the myths are true but some people still suspect they are.

Answer 3

None. If you were within even 100 miles of the sun you would be dead. Radiation and heat loving extremophiles may survive, but only if they don't require oxygen. So the short answer is again, none. The sun has no conditions that support life.

Answer 4

The sun must provide a stable and constant source of energy for life to thrive on Earth. It must emit a suitable range of electromagnetic radiation, particularly in the form of visible light, to support photosynthesis in plants and provide warmth for living organisms. The sun's gravitational pull must also ensure the stable orbit of Earth to maintain suitable temperatures for life.

Answer 5

nowhere