Interesting facts about the Sun

Something I really like is Space,
Space is called in many names such as Solar System ,Universe , Outer Space, and etc.
Today I'm going to tell you all some information about the Sun,lets get started!
    

      Many people think that the Sun is largest star in Space,
 but there are many other stars larger then the Sun that we may or may not know about.

The Sun is made up with Helium which is way different from the Helium gas we use,
the Helium the Sun has is a type of gas that is in high temperature that makes fire burst out from the Sun if it can't take that much temperature. Another reason for the fire bursting out is because of the temperature,
the temperature in the Sun is about 5,775 degrees Fahrenheit, and any object maintaining 500 miles distance with the Sun also makes the object burst in to ashes and some times the force of the Sun will do so that the ashes will go to the Sun and makes the Sun more strong.
Many people wonder the temperature of the core inside the Sun with is way more high in temperature
the temperature in the core of the Sun is 27 million degrees Fahrenheit and 15 million degrees Celsius.



       Hope you got some information
        By Suhit
 
 


                                                      Here is a picture of the Sun

















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