In what way is the sun different from other stars? A. The sun is much closer to Earth than other stars are. B. The sun rotates on its axis, unlike other stars. C. The sun is a huge ball of gas, unlike other stars. D. The sun is much larger than most other stars.

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Gracelyn Mccullough

5 March, 22:50

In what way is the sun different from other stars? A. The sun is much closer to Earth than other stars are. B. The sun rotates on its axis, unlike other stars. C. The sun is a huge ball of gas, unlike other stars. D. The sun is much larger than most other stars.

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Tristen Hays · Answer 1

Answer: Option A.

The sun is much closer to the Earth than other stars.

Explanation:

The sun is an ordinary and average sized stars. Most stars are bigger than the sun

The sun is a star that is the Central of the solar system. It is also the centre of planetary system in which other planets revolves around it to receive light and heat.

The sun rotate on its axis once in every every 27 days. The equator rotates faster and it takes 24 days to rotate. The closer star to the Earth is the sun, it is the great star of fire.

Miles · Answer 2

B) the sun rotates on its axis, unlike other stars