Sunflowers for example, or Sun Fish? Sunatran Rhino? It can't be a coincidence that these things have the word 'Sun' in their names. I suppose we'll never know since you can't look at the Sun. It's probably awash with life but until we invent telescopes that you can safely point at the Sun...
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orpheus_sword say: Don't feed the troll.
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say: SuMatran Rhino, you illiterate troll, so named because it does arithmetic very rapidly.
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Joseph say: First. it's SuMatran Rhino, not SuNmatran.
Second, just because a few plants and animals have letters S, U, and N in a row in their English names does not mean that the Sun is teaming with life.
Third, we have developed telescopes that can look at the Sun. They haven't found life there.
And forth, stop smoking whatever it is you're smoking.
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Kevin say: Nope.
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tham153 say: There are many telescopes that look at the Sun, as well as a special designed one called a helioscope. No one since John Herschel thought the Sun could be habitable, since the surface is 9950F/5800C temperature, and gets hotter the deeper you go.
Sumatran rhino (nearly extinct) comes from the island of Sumatra in Indonesia (NOT Sunatra). Sunfish named for appearance
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digquickly say: Well, ..., It's really the Sun, Earth, Moon relationship that provides life to this earth. The Sun provides radiant energy the fuels all life. However, the moon keeps our core molten and spinning which in turn generates a magnetic field that protects the Earth from those time when the sun belches out to much radiation. It also keeps the Earth balanced and from flopping over on it's side. So it's really Sun and Moon that facilitate life on Earth.
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