Are sun spots evidence of the surface of the sun opening up?
Is the entire thing hollow on the inside?
Are sun spots evidence of the surface of the sun opening up?
Brayden Miller
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Jack Garcia
no
Gavin Rogers
>mfw we could have 11 year long colonies on the sunspots
Oliver Reyes
Oh okay. But they're black, even though the photos are taken in a different spectrum.
Hunter James
And why do you assume that the inside of the sun is black?
Colton Richardson
because sunspots are black, and they're places where the surface of the sun has ejected material
Benjamin Thomas
What is there was no gravity in the center of the sun? What if there's only fairly thin surface?
Jonathan James
there's "no gravity" in the center of a spherical mass because that's how the calculus works out
Luis Rodriguez
Do you even realize how the sun works? Guess not
Thomas Cox
the sun can't be hollow because the sun is a disc that always faces the viewer
if there was a planet on the other side of the sun in a convenient location you would be able to see it through a sunspot