Hey blurters I'm shabii55 How are you all, hope you all are fine,
Today I woke up in the morning and I saw in my room that the sun's rays were coming through the window of my room to my bed and was attracting me with its brightness I went to the window of my room and I took some pictures.
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And you must have seen that I have applied eyeliner, so I apply a little before taking the photo.😂
By the way, we all know how important the morning ray is for us and it also contains a lot of vitamin D and it is very beneficial for our body.
But I want to share some more things about Sun.
The Sun is a Population I or heavy element star. This formation of the Sun may have been triggered by arcuate waves emanating from one or more nearby supernovae. This is suggested by the higher abundance of heavy elements, such as gold and uranium, in the Solar System compared to the abundance of these elements in so-called Population II (heavy element-deficient) stars. These elements are most likely formed by endothermic nuclear reactions during supernovae or by transformation through neutron absorption within a second-generation giant star.
The Sun has no definite boundary with respect to the rocky planets. The density of gases in the outer parts of the Sun drops rapidly with increasing distance from its centre. However, it has a well defined internal structure as described below. The radius of the Sun is measured from its center to the edge of the halo. The outer halo of the Sun is the last visible layer. The layer above it is so cold or too thin that it cannot emit enough light to be visible to the naked eye. However, during a total solar eclipse, when the halo is obscured by the Moon, the Sun's corona around it can be easily seen.
However, just as seismology uses waves generated by earthquakes to reveal Earth's internal formation, the law of solar seismology uses pressure waves (ultrasound) to measure and visualize the star's internal structure. Computer modeling has also been used as a theoretical tool to explore its deeper layers.
Thank you..
Greeting
You're looking gorgeous and the sun rays are increasing your beauty more.