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Why Sun isn't a FIREBALL !!


Space.....Vacuum....No Air πŸ’¨....No Oxygen.....How FIRE πŸ”₯??

                      πŸ˜… Why is bread πŸž similar to the sun? It rises in the yeast-ern side🧭 and sets in the waist-ern side.

                      πŸ˜† Why did the sun not have to go to college πŸ« and apply for jobs πŸ§‘‍πŸ’»️ directly after high school? He already has a million degrees.🫠

Come lets discover the secret of Sun's πŸŒž graceful fiery , incandescent rays ✨ of warmth and life embracing each crevice of the desolate voided space πŸŒŒ .

Sun is far from a normal campfire πŸ• but a Hydrogen Bomb πŸ’£ . Its a scaled up humongous Fusion Reactor ☢️ where due to high temperature πŸ’₯ and  due to toooo much pressure πŸ’’ hydrogen atoms get sandwichedπŸ₯ͺ  into helium atoms producing waves of immense heat ♨️ energy. SO its moreof a plasma ball ⚽ than a Dragon - Z Fireball.

# πŸ˜± Sun's Core has a Temperature πŸŒ‘of 15 MILLION Degrees and a Pressure of 25 Thousand TRILLION Pascals.

So before saying "I am at the TOP OF THE WORLD πŸŒ "...Remember Sun is the brightest πŸŒŸ.


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