Questions about the Sun

Hellhound105 said:
When you open a thread thinking the replies are going to be memes and funny....yet you see the experts fighting
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Sinbad said:
Nope
Can't get close enough.
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OK so now you're just avoiding the concept and giving a trollish response.

I still don't know but I'm more leaning towards there having to be heavier materials sinking to the centre.

Hellhound105 said:
When you open a thread thinking the replies are going to be memes and funny....yet you see the experts fighting
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This thread started what the sun is made of and the answer is 73.4% of it's mass is hydrogen and around 25% of its mass is helium. I'm just talking about the inner most part of the Sun. If its very centre is hydrogen and helium then it is. But sue me for having a hypothesis based on my understanding of large stars and the materials making up the solar system. Also stars are interesting.
 
Moosedrool said:
OK so now you're just avoiding the concept and giving a trollish response.

I still don't know but I'm more leaning towards there having to be heavier materials sinking to the centre.



This thread started what the sun is made of and the answer is 73.4% of it's mass is hydrogen and around 25% of its mass is helium. I'm just talking about the inner most part of the Sun. If its very centre is hydrogen and helium then it is. But sue me for having a hypothesis based on my understanding of large stars and the materials making up the solar system. Also stars are interesting.
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Oh no you misunderstand me. I was expecting people to ridicule the OP post.

But what we found was people arguing.

You can post anything and someone will argue with you regardless.
 
FoxFire675 said:
No. There may be lots of iron spread out in certain layers of the sun but not the inner core. The inner core will be the most extreme part of the sun due to the immense heat and pressure , thus most likely to be composed of plasma and no solid matter.
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But this is a hypothesis?

We dont know for certain.
 
SHL said:
It's a thread where OP couldn't be bothered to Google the subject but instead chose to ask the forum experts.
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Well, we just dont know what the sun is.

But it is fascinating, same size as the moon if you only look from the Earth. I mean, what are the chances?
 
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