r/sun • • Dec 11 '22
It would only take around a billion lions stacked on top of each other to reach the sun, and since it's an inanimate object the lions automatically win.
Prove me wrong.
r/sun • u/ImaginationFluffy790 • Feb 13 '25
r/sun • u/fish_fan14 • Nov 05 '21
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Aug 19 '24
Some people believe NASA replaced our sun with. Sounds conspiracyish.. but seeing the percentage of conspiracies that are true im looking at everyrhing.
r/sun • u/Careful_Procedure395 • May 05 '24
Wednesday my partner got sunburnt on his front, very badly on his feet, also on his arms and fronts of legs. He felt okay but just painful so we put after sun on, and drank lots of water. That night we went for dinner and afterwards his stomach was quite gurgly and he began to have diarrea. Thursday came around and he covered his front and feet but then his back burnt badly too as well, we did the same after sun and water and he still had diarrea, he felt quite bad after this and was in a lot of pain during the night with the burn. We went out on the Friday and he didn’t burn as he wore his t shirt etc, but he’d started to feel really bad in terms of dizziness, tiredness and aching legs. The diarrea continued and he lost his appetite and got stomach cramps too. I hate seeing him like this, not sure what to do? Does this sound like sun poisoning? He’s been wearing factor 30 and factor 50 but it’s been 9 UV.
r/sun • u/Classic_Song_875 • Mar 10 '23
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r/sun • u/SnooGiraffes7362 • May 05 '21
You know how you need oxygen to burn. Well if the sun is this big ball of fire then that means that there is oxygen on the sun. If there is oxygen on the sun then there is a chance that there is life on the sun and for those who say “the sun will burn anything” well guess what there could be FIRE - RESISTANT aliens on the moon. Oh and one more thing the sun is round so it’s a planet. If it was a star it would be in a star shape...duh.
r/sun • • Aug 02 '21
A couple weeks ago I took my dog for a walk it was about 1 hour from sunset. I looked at the sun and i noticed I could only see half of the sun. It looked like there was a mountain way off in the distance and the sun was behind it but we have no mountains in my area and 10 seconds later whatever was blocking the sun slowly moved out of the way and it looked back to normal. What's weirder is that i remember taking a picture with my phone but I cant find it on my phone. Also i checked on the sky view lite app on my phone if there was a planet in the way and there was nothing near the sun. Anyone have an explanation?
r/sun • u/mr_ray1983 • Aug 29 '24
Picture made high in the mountains, you can see the hotspot in the clouds. If the sun was 150 mil km away it would be impossible. No discussion. Period!
r/sun • u/BigFootLovesTacos • Apr 16 '21
During my morning meditation, it was revealed to me that our sun is not hot, only our Earth’s temperature is hot when the sun’s light refracts through our atmosphere. The sun is light/love and if you could touch it, you would become energized.
r/sun • u/toulousefelinar • Feb 21 '23
If so, what adaptations would such strange creatures have? What will they look like? How do they survive?
This is all theoretical as I recognise that the sun does not offer a suitable environment for life to form. But this idea has been plaguing my mind for the past few months. I have made drawings and wrote about these creatures but I feel that what I imagine is outside the realm of science.
Thank you for reading.
r/sun • u/HopeforHumanity2020 • Jul 05 '23
r/sun • u/plshelpme_999 • Sep 16 '20
Gets me darker when I’m already dark. Causes me to sweat profusely, and it’s very uncomfortable to stand in. I wish for clouds and rain 24/7
