The Sun is a very important planet, can you imagine what would happen if it was to go out? Well, for starters it would be very cold and quite dark

we would only have the light of the Moon and it is not always there. In terms of heat, well we know that the moon only emits coldness so we would probably have to wear much thicker clothing all of the time.

But do not worry, if the Sun was it would simply be a case of sending a nuclear missile to strike the surface and start it up again.

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AbsolutelyFabulous · F

I'm not sure, all the talk of climate change, the planet over heating, maybe we need to get rid of the source of the problem... The sun🌞😆

Diotrephes · 70-79, M

@AndysAttic Which galaxy do you come from?

Speaking of the Sun and the Moon, have you ever thought about how you can't see the Sun's rays hitting the Moon's surface when it's night time? We can see the effect but we can not see the actual Sun rays zooming through the darkness to the Moon. But if you had an object between the Sun and the Moon, the sunlight rays would illuminate the object even if you were off to the side and could not see the Sun's rays in the darkness. But, we can see all of the stars in the night sky.

What I'm trying to say is that shouldn't the Sun be like a flashight shining on an object in the dark where you can see the flashlight's beam from the side?

hunkalove · 61-69, M

If'n the Sun went out we could just get another one. There are plenty of stars in the sky.

deadgerbil · 26-30

Elon tusk can just send another rocket with a lit match. No need for nukes

calabaciteh · 36-40, F

The sun is not a planet, it's a star.

"coldness" is not emitted. There's only heat

jackieash27

Is there not an on/ off switch? Or can the Sun simply be rebooted?

NortiusMaximus · M

The Sun isn't a planet, it's a star.

AndysAttic · 56-60, M

@NortiusMaximus Sorry, but at least I got everything else right.