CANADA: Inspired by this intriguing YouTube video, we’re going to dive into the tantalising question:
What would happen if the sun disappeared this very second?
The sun is about 333,000 times the mass of Earth and produces the same amount of energy as 100 billion hydrogen bombs every second!
Its giant mass makes the sun the dominant gravitational force in the solar system that locks all eight planets into eliptical orbits.
At the same time, the sun’s enormous energy heats our planet just enough so that Earth’s surface is the right temperature for liquid water — the catalyst for life.
But what would happen if we lost the sun? What would we feel and see if all of a sudden if just went poof!
What might seem like a silly question on the surface was actually an important thought experiment for Albert Einstien.
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