Who can Create the Sun? Only Jehovah God the Creator of the Universe! – ?????

[Bible Speaks]

Who can Create the Sun? 
Only Jehovah God the Creator of the Universe! 
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(Isaiah 40:26)
26 “Lift up your eyes to heaven and see. Who has created these things? It is the One who brings out their army by number; He calls them all by name. Because of his vast dynamic energy and his awe-inspiring power, Not one of them is missing."

(Ps 104:24)
24 How many your works are, O Jehovah! You have made all of them in wisdom. The earth is full of what you have made."

Coils of Magnetic Field Lines

We zoomed in for a close-up of tight packs of coils around one active region (Nov. 18-19, 2013). 

The bundles of coils are actually charged particles swirling along magnetic field lines. Other field lines heading off to the left are more elongated and tapered. 

The images were taken in extreme ultraviolet light. Credit: Solar Dynamics Observatory.

Fact: It would take about 1 million Earths to fill the Sun if it were a hollow ball.

Fact: The Sun is an average star. There are stars which are much hotter and cooler as well as brighter and dimmer than our Sun.

Fact: The Sun is a big ball of plasma mostly made up of hydrogen, helium, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen, and neon.

Fact: If you shrunk the Sun to the size of a basketball, the Earth would only be the size of the head of a pin.

Fact: The primary energy the Earth receives from the Sun is radiant energy, or light.

Fact: All wavelengths of light, from X-rays to radio, vary with the solar cycle. They also vary on shorter and longer timescales.

Fact: It takes 200,000 years for light to make it from the core to the surface of the Sun but then only 8 minutes to reach the Earth!

Fact: Short-term variations are also related to the magnetic field. Flares and coronal mass ejections are examples of rapid solar variations.

Fact: Traveling at 60 mi/h (80 km/h), it would take 176 years to get to the Sun.

Fact: Radiation from Space Weather creates the ionosphere, affects astronauts, and destroys satellites

Fact: The Sun is an average star. There are stars which are much hotter and cooler as well as brighter and dimmer than our Sun.

Fact: Solar activity starts in the convection zone of the Sun where the solar dynamo produces the Sun's magnetic field.

Fact: The Sun is 93 million miles away from the Earth!

Fact: The Sun's energy is produced by nuclear reactions in the core.

Fact: The Sun's diameter is about 1.4 million km (900,000 mi) or approximately 110 times wider than the Earth.

Fact: Electric currents high above the surface can cause ground induced currents that disrupt power transmission and degrade pipelines

Fact: The primary energy the Earth receives from the Sun is radiant energy, or light.

Fact: The Sun is almost 5 billion years old!

Fact: Solar activity starts in the convection zone of the Sun where the solar dynamo produces the Sun's magnetic field.

Fact: The ionization of our atmosphere by Space Weather affects radio communications and GPS navigation

Fact: It takes 200,000 years for light to make it from the core to the surface of the Sun but then only 8 minutes to reach the Earth!

Fact: Traveling at 60 mi/h (80 km/h), it would take 176 years to get to the Sun.

Fact: The wavelengths that contribute the greatest energy to Earth vary by the smallest fraction, while wavelengths with small net energy input exhibit larger fractional changes.

Fact: Space weather is caused by charged particles and their motions.

https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery/potw/item/470