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The Sun is a Mass of incandescent gas
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The Sun is a Mass of
incandescent gas
A giganticNuclearFurnace
Where hydrogenhydrogen
Is builtInto heliumhelium
At a temperatureOf millionsOf degrees
The sun is hot.
A place where we could live
The sun is not
But here on earthThere’d be no life
Without thelight it gives
We need its light.
We need its heat
The sunlight That we
seek
The sunlight comesFrom our own sun’s
Atomic Energy!
+
hydrogen helium
The Sun is a Mass of
incandescent gas
A giganticNuclearFurnace
Where hydrogenhydrogen
Is builtInto heliumhelium
At a temperatureOf millionsOf degrees
The Sun is hot.
The sun is so hot
that everythin
g on it is a gas:
aluminum, copper,
iron and many
others.
The Sun is large
If the sun were hollow, a million earths would fit inside.
Our sun is here !
That’s why it looks sosmall!
But even whenIt’s out of sight
The sunShines Night and Day
We need its heat.
We need its light
The sunlight That we
seek
The sunlight comesFrom our own sun’s
Atomic Energy!
+
hydrogen helium
Scientists have found thatThe sun is a huge aatom smashing machine
The heat and light
of the sun are caused by
nuclear reactions between•Hydrogen
•Nitrogen
•Carbon
•Helium
The sun is a Mass of
IncandescentGas
A giganticNuclearFurnace
Where hydrogenhydrogen
Is builtInto heliumhelium
At a temperatureOf millionsOf degrees
Why Does theSun Shine?
(The Sun Is a Mass of Incandescent Gas)
by
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS
BCV Productions
