Sun

[skippy]

Does the Sun rotate?

1. Yes
2. No

[uva3021]

no

[skippy]

Originally Posted by skippy

Does the Sun rotate?

1. Yes
2. No

Answer:

1. Yes

Since the Sun is made of gas, different parts of it rotate at different speeds. Near the Sun's equator, it completes one rotation every 27 days. But near the poles, it's about 31 Earth days.

[Romanowski]

sun is contstantly rotating and evolving

the global warming movement is flawed at so many levels and all it takes is some reading which most americans arent inclined for

but the entire solar system is heating up and I doubt a Hummer can affect the temperature on the planet Pluto

[Romanowski]

[skippy]

Originally Posted by Romanowski

sun is contstantly rotating and evolving

the global warming movement is flawed at so many levels and all it takes is some reading which most americans arent inclined for

but the entire solar system is heating up and I doubt a Hummer can affect the temperature on the planet Pluto

Pluto is no longer a planet.

[Romanowski]

Originally Posted by skippy

Pluto is no longer a planet.

thsi is true as well, but you understood my point

interesting that ancient cultures knew Pluto wasnt planet

and they speak of a planet NASA is looking for that cuts through our solar system and the theory it destroyed a planet that is now the asteroid belt

Planet X