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If Fire cannot exist in vacuum of space - How does the sun burn?
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atmosphere contained within a gravitational pull?
Stop being dumb and read the answers ffs!
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 697825It's odd the little bits GLPers get right. I had one come up with the concept of a space elevator from something I posted a little while ago. The sun is gravitationally contained, mostly. Occasionally a streamer snaps loose and causes the nation of Canada to stop working but that's another story. Once I saw a calculation of how long it could burn given it's energy output and mass (I'm too lazy to google) and it would only be a few hundred years before it's just a ball of steam. Furthermore oxygen is a very rare thing in the universe; there are no plants in space and left to it's own devices oxygen will combine with something (anything) and stay there indefinitely.
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