The Sun: Bright Facts for Grade 4

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Sun basics: size, energy, and shadows

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The Sun: Bright Facts for Grade 4Online version Sun basics: size, energy, and shadows by Karmila Ortega 1 The Sun is made mostly of solid rock. Yes No 2 The Sun's energy causes weather patterns on Earth. Yes No 3 The Sun appears to move across the sky due to Earth's rotation. Yes No 4 The Sun's surface temperature is about 5500 degrees Celsius. Yes No 5 The Sun's shadow length is constant throughout the day. Yes No 6 The Sun is younger than Earth. Yes No 7 Sunlight is necessary for photosynthesis in plants. Yes No 8 Light takes days to reach Earth. Yes No 9 The Sun's energy is produced by nuclear fusion of hydrogen into helium. Yes No 10 The Sun's surface is called the photosphere. Yes No 11 The Sun emits ultraviolet radiation as part of its spectrum. Yes No 12 Light takes about 8 minutes to reach Earth. Yes No 13 Solar energy is produced by fusion in the Sun's core. Yes No 14 The Sun's energy is primarily in the form of radio waves only. Yes No 15 The Sun's photosphere is the visible surface. Yes No 16 The Sun's light arrives before it is produced. Yes No 17 The Sun emits light and heat energy. Yes No 18 The Sun is a ball of hot gases. Yes No 19 The Sun's gravity keeps planets in orbit. Yes No 20 The Sun is a source of energy for all living things. Yes No 21 The Sun produces a spectrum of light, including visible light. Yes No 22 The Sun's core temperature is about room temperature. Yes No 23 Shadows lengthen in the morning and evening and shorten at noon. Yes No 24 The Sun energy is not present on cloudy days. Yes No 25 The Sun's gravity repels planets. Yes No 26 The Sun's energy comes from chemical burning like a candle. Yes No 27 The core temperature is about 15 million degrees Celsius. Yes No 28 The Sun's energy is mostly in the form of visible light and infrared radiation. Yes No 29 The Sun's diameter is about 12 kilometers. Yes No 30 The Sun provides the energy that drives photosynthesis in aquatic plants as well. Yes No 31 The Sun's diameter is about 1.39 million kilometers. Yes No 32 The Sun is about 4.6 billion years old. Yes No 33 The Sun orbits the Earth. Yes No 34 The Sun's core contains most of the Sun's mass. Yes No 35 The Sun is as small as the Earth. Yes No 36 The Sun would glow without nuclear fusion. Yes No 37 The Sun is a star at the center of our solar system. Yes No 38 The Sun is located far away but its gravity is strong enough to keep planets in orbit. Yes No 39 The Sun's energy drives weather and supports life. Yes No 40 The Sun changes position in the sky with the time of day. Yes No 41 The Sun's surface is liquid water. Yes No 42 The Sun's outer layer is called the corona. Yes No 43 The Sun's energy sustains life by warming Earth and driving chemical reactions. Yes No 44 The Sun does not emit any light. Yes No 45 The Sun's energy reaches Earth by radiation through space. Yes No 46 The Sun is vastly larger than Earth. Yes No 47 Nuclear fusion in the Sun's core releases energy. Yes No 48 It is composed mainly of hydrogen and helium. Yes No 49 The Sun's energy is radiated into space and the Earth receives a portion. Yes No 50 The Sun's light travels at the speed of light, the fastest in the universe. Yes No

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The Sun: Bright Facts for Grade 4Online version

by Karmila Ortega

The Sun is made mostly of solid rock.

The Sun's energy causes weather patterns on Earth.

The Sun appears to move across the sky due to Earth's rotation.

The Sun's surface temperature is about 5500 degrees Celsius.

The Sun's shadow length is constant throughout the day.

The Sun is younger than Earth.

Sunlight is necessary for photosynthesis in plants.

Light takes days to reach Earth.

The Sun's energy is produced by nuclear fusion of hydrogen into helium.

The Sun's surface is called the photosphere.

The Sun emits ultraviolet radiation as part of its spectrum.

Light takes about 8 minutes to reach Earth.

Solar energy is produced by fusion in the Sun's core.

The Sun's energy is primarily in the form of radio waves only.

The Sun's photosphere is the visible surface.

The Sun's light arrives before it is produced.

The Sun emits light and heat energy.

The Sun is a ball of hot gases.

The Sun's gravity keeps planets in orbit.

The Sun is a source of energy for all living things.

The Sun produces a spectrum of light, including visible light.

The Sun's core temperature is about room temperature.

Shadows lengthen in the morning and evening and shorten at noon.

The Sun energy is not present on cloudy days.

The Sun's gravity repels planets.

The Sun's energy comes from chemical burning like a candle.

The core temperature is about 15 million degrees Celsius.

The Sun's energy is mostly in the form of visible light and infrared radiation.

The Sun's diameter is about 12 kilometers.

The Sun provides the energy that drives photosynthesis in aquatic plants as well.

The Sun's diameter is about 1.39 million kilometers.

The Sun is about 4.6 billion years old.

The Sun orbits the Earth.

The Sun's core contains most of the Sun's mass.

The Sun is as small as the Earth.

The Sun would glow without nuclear fusion.

The Sun is a star at the center of our solar system.

The Sun is located far away but its gravity is strong enough to keep planets in orbit.

The Sun's energy drives weather and supports life.

The Sun changes position in the sky with the time of day.

The Sun's surface is liquid water.

The Sun's outer layer is called the corona.

The Sun's energy sustains life by warming Earth and driving chemical reactions.

The Sun does not emit any light.

The Sun's energy reaches Earth by radiation through space.

The Sun is vastly larger than Earth.

Nuclear fusion in the Sun's core releases energy.

It is composed mainly of hydrogen and helium.

The Sun's energy is radiated into space and the Earth receives a portion.

The Sun's light travels at the speed of light, the fastest in the universe.