The Sun is an essential star of the solar system, it provides life on earth, without sun life is not possible on the earth. Now it's time to know some important facts about the sun. The Sun is a normal star that is formed 4.6 Arab years ogo. It is the largest star. It contains 98.86 0f total mass of the solar system. Its diameter is 1.39 million kilometers [864000] miles, which is 109 times of the earth, and Mass of the sun is 33ooooo times of the earth. It contains 73% of hydrogen, 28% of helium, a mixture of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen is 1.5%, and other gases 0.5%.
Since childhood, we know that the Sun is a ball of fire but it is not true. It is a hot plasma formed by the process of Nuclear Fusion in the core of the sun. When hydrogen particles fuse, it gets converted into helium and this process is known as Hydrogen Burning. Because of extreme gravitational force hydrogen particle converts into red hot plasma on the upper core of the sun due to which it looks like a ball of fire. In the same way process of Nuclear Fusion keeps going in the large ball of hot plasma. By this process, 600 million tones of hydrogen convert into helium every second and 4 million energy released every second. It is a G-type-main sequence star.
The most interesting fact of the sun is that it produces sound like 'Om'. This information is given by NASA. NASA said that the sun is not silent, it produces a sound like Om, by releasing a video in July 2018. They capture the video of vibrations by the movement of the sun's waves, loops, and eruptions. The sound produces by the sun can be heard by sound cloud. According to NASA, data ESA [ European Space Agency] or NASA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory [SOHO] has informed that since 20 years ago they capture the motion of the sun's atmosphere. It is also amazing to know that we can hear the motion of the sun's loops, waves, eruption with our ears.
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ReplyDeleteYes, the sound produced by the Sun is similar to OM word as it was observed by NASA.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting Article!! Keep entertaining us with amazing facts! !
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