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The Sun
The sun is a ball of hydrogen gas. 1,000,000 Earths can fit inside the sun.
Since the hydrogen atoms are so hot and under so much pressure, they fuse together .
To know how much energy is in the sun, imagine the weight of 15 empire state buildings. That's how much energy is being converted in the sun.
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an eruption of energy was unleashed in 2003. this eruption was equal to 200 billion hydrogen bombs. when this occurred, astronauts had to hide in the most safest compartment, the power went out, and there was no communication.
NASA launches highbacks to study the effects the sun has on the farthest reaches of our solar system
Deep in the sagittarius constellation, there are to stars that are locked together in this spinning rotation. This rotation happens every eight months.
One of the stars in that rotation will burst causing a supernova. Not only will they cause a supernova but they will be emitting gamma ray burst
millions of years ago, a gamma ray burst occurred. At the time there was only sea life. The sea life that was at the bottom weren't affected but life near the surface or on the surface were severely affected.
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The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 134 degrees Farenheit in Death Valley, Cali.
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