Question

How much hydrogen does the sun use in one day?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The sun consumes

5

×

10

13

T

of hydrogen in one day.

Think of how long it would take you to collect one

T

of hydrogen!

Explanation:

The amount of hydrogen the sun does use in one second is about 600 million tons of hydrogen. That's according to NASA.

Then in one day the sun would consume:

6

×

10

8

T

sec

⋅

3600

sec

h

r

⋅

24

h

r

d

a

y

=

518400

×

10

8

T

d

a

y

If we were to consider the Earth has a mass of

1.35

x

10

21

tons, then the sun would burn up the entire earth in 70,000 years. - NASA

So you can: "Live Long and Prosper." - Star Trek