Question

about if there no sun eassy writing

Answer 1

The sun is a huge nuclear reactor in the center of our solar system. Over a billion-years, hydrogen converted to helium at the core of the sun where the temperature is an unbelievable 15 million° C. A massive amount of energy is continuously released. It flows as radiation from the surface into space, warms our planet and sets in motion many chemical and physical processes.

Without sunlight, it would be bleak on earth. There wouldn’t be any plants, animals and people. There would be no other form of life. No fossil energy sources such as coal, oil and natural gas would be available to generate energy.

The sun keeps the engine running for the water cycle: evaporation → cloud formation → precipitation. And it shapes the weather on earth by heating the earth's surface to varying degrees. Wind and hydropower plants? Solar power systems? Without sun, these wouldn’t work.

"The sun sustains all life on earth, it shines on us, warms the earth, the seas, the atmosphere, it influences the climate, it causes dry periods and ice ages, it causes wind, which blows over the earth and determines our weather. It’s storms disrupts radio communication, causes electrical discharges, and even tree rings are marked with radioactivity. " (Herbert Friedman: The Sun, 1997)

IF THERE IS NO SUN, NO LIFE

Answer 2

The sun is the ultimate source of heat and light for the entire solar system. The life would not exist and all planets will freeze with cold . The gravitational force will reduce and all objects will be flying in the air . The water present in the earth freeze . If the life exist for some or the other reason this will happen ,There will be no mornings or nights there will be more use of current as moon light is not enough . There will not be water except ice we can’t eat ice right, the plants will die without sunlight and they can no more produce subfolders for us , the oxygen level will decrease day by day like this so much will happen that we can’t guess of so we need sun for everything.