What are some interesting facts about the Sun?

More Facts about the Sun 1 The Sun is actually a star. 2 We classify the Sun as a G-type main sequence star, and a yellow dwarf star. 3 Billions of years in the future, the Sun will actually grow to absorb Mercury, Venus and even our planet Earth. 4 After this growth, the Sun will run out of hydrogen.

What kind of clothes did people wear through the ages?

Fashion Through The Ages. Long, dull dresses sometimes with intricate detail about the upper half, sporting puffy sleeves and lacey frills. Suits, long coats, top hats and canes. Smart trousers and shiny black shoes. Slim yet flowing dresses down to below the ankles, elegant hats and loose sleeves. They wore belts and subtle floral patterns.

Why does the sun appear to have different colors during the day?

It seems to be several different colors during the day due to a phenomenon known as atmospheric scattering.[33] 40. A green flash is a short lived optical illusion that sometimes occurs at sunrise or sunset when the light from the sun is bent towards the viewer.

What kind of star is the Sun made of?

The Sun is a huge luminous object made from hydrogen and helium. It’s a main-sequence star or yellow dwarf star. It produces heat, energy, and photons. The Sun is at the center of our solar system. It’s the closest star to Earth, and it sustains life on Earth.

How old is the Sun in our Solar System?

The sun is a G2 Yellow dwarf star and is around 4.6 billion years old. The sun started to form and take shape at the time the solar system was also forming. You will know from reading up and learning about the solar system that all planets and other things in the solar system revolve around our star.

Are there any mythological stories about the Sun?

The Sun has inspired mythological stories in cultures around the world since ancient times. More recently, the Sun has adorned everything from album covers, such as Sublime’s iconic 1992 debut, to packages of raisins. It continues to influence stories in comics, theatrical films, and everything in between.

How long does it take for the sun to consume the Earth?

Eventually, the Sun will consume the Earth. When all the Hydrogen has been burned, the Sun will continue for about 130 million more years, burning Helium, during which time it will expand to the point that it will engulf Mercury and Venus and the Earth.