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spot a say: The only similar thing between the sun and the moon is they are both in space.
The sun is a ball of hydrogen and helium 109 times bigger in circumference than the earth and is an atomic fusion engine which gives light and heat to the solar system. The moon is a ball of rock which creates tides on earth. The earth is 3.67 times bigger in circumference than the moon. The sun is nearly 400 times bigger than the moon, and is at the centre of our solar system
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poldi say: If they were the same thing, don't you think they would have the same name?
And if they were the same thing, why can you see both in the sky at the same time for part of the month?
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Clive say: Don't be silly.
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Bill say: There are two possibilities here. Your Either a Troll or VERY STUPID.
Which is it?
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Satan Claws say: Let me guess: you're bored, right?
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KennyB say: Let's see - one is a fiery ball of nuclear fusion and the other is a ball of rock. Hmm, I'd have to say 'no'.
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Jorge MEX say: No
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quantumclaustrophobe say: No, they're vastly different bodies...
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Charlesetta say: I'm going to pretend that you didn't ask that question.
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Dan say: Of course, they just hit the dimmer switch at night.
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spot a say: The only similar thing between the sun and the moon is they are both in space.
The sun is a ball of hydrogen and helium 109 times bigger in circumference than the earth and is an atomic fusion engine which gives light and heat to the solar system. The moon is a ball of rock which creates tides on earth. The earth is 3.67 times bigger in circumference than the moon. The sun is nearly 400 times bigger than the moon, and is at the centre of our solar system
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PhotonX say: Yes, they're both made of matter. No, they are two separate objects. Take your pick.
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Al say: About the same as a tire and an elephant.
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dylan say: No
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