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[@Lukewarm_water_]

I learnt this in science in like 6-7th(?) Grade- 👁️👄👁️

[@sidneyraz]

eeee

[@derinyaglkc2515]

Wtf you should have known this at 1st grade

[@tabatzanabtheivth6557]

@@derinyaglkc2515 I don't think a first grader is going to know how fire works to any meaningful degree

[@sajan10h]

​@@derinyaglkc2515 I learned in 2nd grade

[@thehidden23]

Meh it's still an exothermic chemical reaction that results in plasma, in most cases it would be just a distinction without a difference. But ya scientifically speaking fire is a specific type of chemical reaction and the sun dosen't produce that type of reaction.

[@covidiotseverywhere2179]

Don't expect to not get burned

[@lancekeith7900]

No, this is blatantly false, thehidden23. The sun is absolutely *not* a fire, and you already got it wrong with your first false equivocation: calling the sun an exothermic *chemical* reaction. It is "nuclear* fusion. Given that *hydrogen,* the *overwhelming majority* (91%) of the sun is flammable, if the sun was made of fire, then *all its hydrogen would've been chemically burnt out as fuel by now.* Fire chemically combusts a certain type of fuel (i.e. hydrogen), whereas the sun uses the *same element* to produce nuclear fusion and create longlasting heat and light that *fire inherently cannot sustain long-term like the sun can.* Fire would *burn up the hydrogen fuel until there was nothing left to burn* and, thus, inevitably die. The sun, on the other hand, is *not* a chemical reaction, nor chemically combusting anything. It's *engaging in nuclear fusion.* *Huge* difference. Next point: the sun does not have a sufficient amount of oxygen (I mean, it has more atoms than the entire size of Earth, but by proportion, its percentage is low) to match, or at least (like helium) be a significant, notable minority to complement the hydrogen in the sun. Fire *needs* oxygen, and the sun does not have enough of it for that. Third, related to the chemical reaction point, *there is not chemical reaction going on in the sun.* Its helium (which is not even an element of fire) is *not chemically reacting or bonding* with its hydrogen, and as I addressed earlier, neither is its oxygen, as it doesn't even have enough oxygen for that in the first place. So, no, the sun is not a "chemical reaction," does not burn, and is *entirely* different from fire.

[@Palladiumavoid]

​@@covidiotseverywhere2179 vaporized

[@MH-gm3ju]

It is not a chemical reaction, the atoms themselves change

[@thehidden23]

@@MH-gm3ju fair enough I should have said nuclear or fusion reaction in regards to the sun, my brain just auto jumps to the term chemical when I think of interactions between atomic elements.

[@goya9252]

good thing I knew about this before I was in my thirties

[@sidneyraz]

woop

[@nkyw255]

I see... Not everyone pay attention in high school.

[@Palladiumavoid]

The sun is actually made of nuclear baked beans

[@nightowl9403]

Sun is basically a gas like Saturn and Jupiter that was just a big gas planet. I don't remember how was Sun created but I think it from helium

[@sidneyraz]

riiiiiight

[@Selfmadehuman50]

The sun consist of mostly hydrogen and hydrogen fuse together to form helium and that nuclear fusion process make the sun stable by making a force opposite to gravity.The hydrogen only fuse because the sun have enough mass for gravity to pressure its core thus making hydrogen fuse.Jupiter is failed star and it doesn't have enough mass so not having enough gravity to make fusion of hydrogen in the core!!

[@bobjohnson4459]

Hydrogen

[@shreykumar7975]

Ummmmm...... wasn't that obvious. I learned that when I was in 5th grade 😅😅😅

[@tonyoliver4920]

The hottest place in the solar system is not the sun (a cool 15 million decrees C / 27 million F) It’s on Earth, inside fusion reactors. They require 150 million degree C to create fusion

[@Ssjbluevegito1]

It's on lava

[@randomedits8394]

I know the why.. The fire is on the sun

[@sidneyraz]

why

[@AutisticCat23]

Did you know that you need oxygen for a fire?

[@alybell1943]

I know that the sun isn't actually on fire but, if you take the real world science out of it, the sun does look like its on fire. I know it is not actually on fire but my brain always is just like "yep, burning ball of gas that is on fire"

[@pwhales264]

I have been Sun gazing through clear Quartz crystals for a number of years and it was revealed to me that the sun is a living being

[@bleach-04]

Is it not that obvious? The sun burns hydrogen to create helium when all that hydrogen runs out the sun turns into a red giant. Boom

[@Jellllyyyyyy456RobloxGamer]

sun the largest planet in solar system planets orbiting the giant glowing planet called sun

[@pauloronquillo7785]

Can you credit the original source?

[@sidneyraz]

for sure, she’s all over my IG and TT. we’re friends and she’s aware i did this video

[@RoLee705]

@@sidneyrazplease answer the question.

[@TRIZZZ70]

Her name is: Astro Alexandria

[@RoLee705]

@@TRIZZZ70 thank you, actually helpful person.

[@AllMenAreBerries]

It's plasma and fusion

[@Karmavrgtag]

there is stuff inside the sun that helps the sun burn

[@sidneyraz]

waaaah

[@Karmavrgtag]

@@sidneyraz look it up

[@ironsirenheadtv6122]

Ok it was obvious. You just didn’t listen in since class when you were 5

[@turtle_lordexp]

You are right the fire is on sun.

[@sashkasnarkovich9704]

Wtf is american education on

[@thenamelessjelly7508]

Of course the sun isn't on fire

[@sidneyraz]

i didn't know

[@AutisticCat23]

@@sidneyraz oxygen

[@beastgalaxy295]

SO WHAT THE FUCK IS IT!!!!??

[@sagarkathuria8194]

Nuclear reactions, most likely.

[@BurningSlime]

@@sagarkathuria8194 yes. Fusion of hydrogen to helium to be specific

[@fijit4]

It is a large ball of super-heated gas called plasma, which is what makes up lightening. The sun is mostly made up of hydrogen and helium gas which is turned into heavier elements through nuclear fusion. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun

[@politoed06]

@jellybean super fan your username might be an indicator

[@MikeHawkbaby]

It’s a form of gases similar to what my stomach makes after being to exposed to Taco Bell

[@AMERICA_RAHH]

Okay but how come there's solar flares

[@sidneyraz]

it’s exploding gas

[@Vien1275]

I mean he's correct. The sun is not on fire. The sun is made out of molten lava. (Correct me if I'm wrong)

[@KENOMAN1969]

Wrong. The sun is a nuclear fusion or elements creating a big ball of plasma in space. Explosive internal nuclear reaction balanced by the weight of the outer layers of plasma pushing in on the internal nuclear furnace. Lava is liquid rock.

[@Vien1275]

@@KENOMAN1969 ok thanks for correcting me :D

[@LuigiGaming2008]

The sun is not on fire. The sun IS the fire.

[@sidneyraz]

but it ISN’T

[@Yanice1285]

I mean it's plasma

[@sidneyraz]

right

[@hallowicked9995]

I don’t care what google says the sun is on fire it’s literally the hottest thing in our solar system

[@TheKingOfPizza349]

It’s not possible for it to be on fire did you not watch this video or what?

[@zander2190]

It’s literally not. It’s technically a series of endless explosions.

[@domestinger8805]

@@zander2190 no it isn't, explosions only happen above the surface. you cannot see the stars and sun outside of earth's atmosphere. eat that fact

[@azaanmaqbool2282]

its just a superheated ball of gas

[@sidneyraz]

not fire

[@azaanmaqbool2282]

@@sidneyraz yeh

[@nisargthakkar594]

I'll blame it on tv that shows sun animated like it's on fire

[@rechillenaldo3512]

Ohh thanks im not too old to knew' ahaha 26yrs old .

[@brendastacy242]

Uhhhhhhh... say what???

[@Alexander_I.]

Uhm duuuh?

[@jacobmccann3830]

??? Now I have to question my life

[@sidneyraz]

same

[@itsmewonder5041]

WHAT IS IT THEN!!

[@sidneyraz]

nuclear

[@Selfmadehuman50]

plasma

[@brooklynogallagher7575]

IM THE 100TH LIKE

[@sidneyraz]

NICE

[@tishglorioso9045]

Everything I know is a lie it’s too early for this Sid 7am where I am and I’m finding this out 😂