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FACTS ABOUT THE SUN

Added on: 21st Feb 2015

 

IT’S REALLY BRIGHT

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Ok, so you knew that, but did you know that it’s brighter than

85% of everything else in the entire Milky Way?

 

 

IT’S NOT THE BRIGHTEST THING ON EARTH THOUGH

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That record belongs to the sky beam at the Luxor Resort

and Casino in Las Vegas.

 

 

IT WAS A MONSTER

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At least that’s what they used to think back in the day.

One legend said it was a man with 3 eyes and 4 arms that was

abandoned by his spouse for being too bright.

 

 

IT CAUSES REVOLUTIONS

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That’s right, American historians and Russian scientists have

connected revolutions to sunspots. Don’t believe us?

 

 

THE PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING

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The American Revolution, French Revolution, Paris Commune, and both

Russian Revolutions fell near times of maximum solar activity.

 

 

IT’S NOT YELLOW

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Most photos of the sun depict it as being orange, red, yellow or a

combination of the three. In reality, the sun is white.  

It appears yellow to us because of the blue light in the

Earth’s atmosphere.

 

 

SUNSPOTS WERE A SECRET

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Galileo was the first to notice sunspots but he hid the discovery for

fear of being persecuted.

 

 

TIDAL ENERGY

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The sun accounts for 44% of the Earth’s tidal energy while the

moon accounts for the remainder.

 

 

THE SUN CAN MAKE US TALLER

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When the sun and moon are in apogee, or pulling the Earth in the

same direction, our bodies our stretched albeit only microscopically.

 


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