The sun has an internal core
The sun has an internal core
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Uj/ I never realised the sun has an internal core. Like I saw a post in r/science about how it's a form of energy that allows you to turn yourself into a different gender. Then someone commented they thought it was a form of energy.
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That's what I've always believed.
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Yeah but... you know what? Its not something you can do. It's a thing you need to do, if you want to live you have to learn to accept that. And maybe try not to let anyone else hold you back.
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Fellas is it true?
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Not that I can tell, but you could try. If you have the same issue, try checking if it's on your computer too, if you can, then look at the screenshot here. If so, then your issue might be different.
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If you would take the risk then you are absolutely screwed
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You don’t. Because I wouldn’t. It would take too long.
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If you take the risk and risk it back you are in an uncomfortable place
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You have to admit, it's weird. The sun has an internal core, a very small but very dense, solid cylinder that radiates heat up into space. That heat is stored in the earths core, so it's very hard to work out where it goes. But, even with all that effort, and with the help of telescopes, and cameras, and so on, and so forth, it's still a mystery. Even with all of our advanced technology, and with the efforts of scientists like yourself, we just don't know, how. That's why I'm writing this. I'm trying to get some sort of understanding of this mystery. We'll just keep digging, and keep looking for this truth.
> How do you work out where the heat goes ? And how do you figure out the temperature inside the earth's core ? And what about the internal structure of the sun ?
You don’t understand that it's a sun