Great Explanation! You are correct regarding the percentages- some people forget that 1 percent is 1/100, therefore .01% is 1/10,000. Keep making great Educational shows- Thanks & Cheers!
I think 🤔 I have an idea of how the sun is doing this . So we know that when particles are moving in a viscous medium , for example the interior of the sun , they move much slower ,thus the light produced must be weaker . At the surface of the sun , the medium is of such a low density , that the particles can move incredibly fast (don't know what is the speed limit) causing it to initially to produce a much bigger light . Also the particles can also collide with objects greatly increasing the heat .
In the sun, the particles actually make up the medium, they do not "reside" in the medium and the speed of the atoms and molecules in the Sun move at speeds proportional to the square root of the temperature. Thus where it is hotter, they move faster, like in the core of the Sun, (where the matter is incredible dense)
@@MichelvanBiezen in your video , you had carbon , iron , and calcium which I think are heavier than hydrogen and helium . Usually heavier element have a increasing concentration towards the core of the sun . What I'm getting at is maybe these heavier elements are moving through the sun , I'm not speculating that they start from the core , but I am speculating that these heavy elements are lunched from near the surface of the sun in to space , by some process underneath , maybe plasma etc... So I'm speculating that these heavier elements would carry alot more speed from those that my have been laughed from deeper in the sun.
In the gaseous state, the atoms and molecules are separated into individual particles and the internal heat and pressure prevent "heavier" atoms to "sink" to the bottom.
There is no nuclear fusion in the core of the Sun. Nuclear fusion occurs in the solar corona h ttps://ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-91NOjCePzdI.html
The eclipse that's coming. The Corona of the sun will be the only thing visible . Both that and the American coronavirus vaccine are happening on Monday. Think about that. Kinda creepy
No, the primary method for catching the Coronavirus is by breathing in enough of the virus, that it overwhelms the body's defenses and is able to penetrate the cell walls it attacks.
@@MichelvanBiezen I think the comment was intended as a joke actually. But that’s actually how Corona viruses got their name because they look like little suns under a microscope.
