Beauty of the Sun

No beauty shines brighter than that of a good heart. The Sun is a celestial object of immense beauty. The Sun lies at the heart of the solar system. Blinding brightness is a characteristic of the Sun. One gander directly upon the Sun and short-term damage notably, blurred vision, dark or yellow spots has been done for a few moments. Not to mention, it is so painful that it is rare for an individual to be capable of staring at the Sun for so long. Obviously, this shows that the sun is extremely luminous and scintillating that the radiancy is agonizing.

Massive is the word to limn the size of the Sun. That is to say, we, human beings, are acutely small to a great degree. A homo sapien’s mind cannot fathom the size of the universe. The Sun does not literally rise up in the east and set in the west. Thus would mean that the Sun revolves around the Earth, thereby is incorrect. Sunrises and sunsets are beautiful events caused by the Sun. Therefore, the Sun recieves the credits for sunrises and sunsets.

Furthermore, the Sun is omniscient; it sees everything we do. From the exuberance of a couple getting married to the excruciating, searing pain of trigeminal neuralgia, the sun knows it all. Whatever the sun is gleaming on, he can discern it. We can depict the solar system as a family. The Sun is the father and the moons are its multiple wives. For the Sun, from Jupiter the oldest son to Mercury being the youngest. Earth can be portrayed as the favorite of the Sun because the Sun supplies the Earth with life.

Considering that the Sun is emitting light and heat, the Sun is also dying. On the bright side, scientists predict that it won’t die until five billion years from now. The Sun is in agony for its benefits such as providing heat and light to its family. Moreover, the Sun is in great pain from its sunspots. On a brilliant sunny morning, it’s heat hits the delicate skin of a human warming the epidermis.

Many might say that ball is life, nevertheless, ball is not life. Sun is life; it’s the provider of energy for life on Earth. Despite its sunspots, the Sun is an arresting yellow dwarf star. Alexander Graham Bell quoted that the Sun’s rays do not burn until brought to a focus.