Assume that the Sun begins with 10^8 joules per kilogram.
The Sun is 1.99*10^30 kg.
I have no idea what formula to use.
the luminosity of the sun is a wattage, which is Joules per second. so divide the energy density of the sun as given (10^8 joules per kilogram) by the luminosity (joules per second), and you get a value in seconds per kilogram. this is the amount of time the sun will last per kilogram, obviously. multiply this number by the mass of the sun (in kg, as given) and you end up with a time in seconds. this is the time that you’re looking for, that the sun will last with the given energy density you mention, and mass. you’ll have to look up the luminosity, however.
this is wildly inaccurate, as you may have guessed, because the luminosity hasn’t always been constant, and obviously if you burn chemically the mass will change and so will the luminosity, yada yada yada, but to first order approximation, this is the method i believe you should use.
hope this helped.
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There is a pair of headphones on the top of my roof and I’m just wondering can it cause fire if exposed to the sun?
Lol, not really unless its more than 104 degrees, im sure you will be burned not the headphones.
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Is there any life on the Moon or on other planets (other than the Earth)?
How many planets are there is our solar system?
Do lunar and solar eclipses occur more often?
Why is there oxygen on Earth, but not on Mars or any other planet?
How come we are not hit by asteroids?
Why is the turning position of the planets different?
How do eclipses occur?
What is Neptune made of?
What is the Milky Way and why is it called the Milky Way?
Let me answer all of them one by one
sun is not made out of fire, it is mainly composed of Hydrogen and Helium, the other elements which are found in small quantities are Oxygen Carbon. Nitrogen, Silicon, Magnesium, Neon, Iron, Sulfur
Life has not been found in other planets or moon except fossils of micro-organisms on mars
There are totally 8 planets in our solar system excluding pluto, ceres, eris, sedna and objects in the kuipers belt
solar eclipse don’t occur often but lunar eclipse is occured very often
There is oxygen on earth because it is believed that carbon dioxide existed in earth was transformed into oxygen by green plants
Asteroid impact on earth is believed to be the main reason for the extinction of dinosaurs. There are chances of earth getting hit by asteroids in the future
If you mean the orbit around the sun then it is because it was created that way ( sorry no time to explain the whole thing) for more info goto http://www.wikipedia.org
Lunar eclipse is caused when the earth comes in between the sun and the moon. Solar eclipse is caused when the moon comes in between the earth and the sun
Composition of neptune: Orbiting so far from the sun, Neptune receives very little heat with the uppermost regions of the atmosphere at −218 °C (55 K). Deeper inside the layers of gas, however, the temperature rises steadily. As with Uranus, the source of this heating is unknown, but the discrepancy is larger: Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun, yet its internal energy is sufficient to drive the fastest winds seen in the Solar System. Several possible explanations have been suggested, including radiogenic heating from the planet’s core,[citation needed] the continued radiation into space of leftover heat generated by infalling matter during the planet’s birth,[citation needed] and gravity waves breaking above the tropopause. The internal structure resembles that of Uranus. There is likely to be a core, believed to be of around 15 Earth masses, consisting of molten rock and metal surrounded by a mixture of rock, water, ammonia, and methane. The intense pressures keep the icy component of this surrounding mixture as solids, despite the large temperatures near the core. The atmosphere, extending perhaps 10 to 20 percent of the way towards the center, is mostly hydrogen and helium at high altitudes (80% and 19%, respectively). Increasing concentrations of methane, ammonia, and water are found in the lower regions of the atmosphere. Gradually this darker and hotter area blends into the superheated liquid interior. The pressure at the center of Neptune is millions of times more than that on the surface of Earth. Comparing its rotational speed to its degree of oblateness indicates that it has its mass less concentrated towards the center than does Uranus.
Milky way is the galaxy in which we live. It is called milky way because our galaxy looks like a milk flowing in space when it is observed outside our galaxy
Hope I answered all your questions
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the sun is a big ball of fire.There is no oxygen in space.Fire needs oxygen to burn.then how can the sun burn !!!!!!!!!!
The Sun ("Sol") is not ‘a big ball of fire’ at all and as such does not require oxygen. It is a hydrogen-based thermonuclear reactor. It converts hydrogen to helium in its core to produce the heat we sense on our faces as sunshine. Why does this reactor not explode as a thermonuclear bomb? The Sun is held together in an equilibrium state by the mutual gravitational attractions between all its atoms acting to compress the solar center and, thus, produce and contain the nuclear reactions taking place there. The solar atmosphere outside the energy generating core adjusts itself to carry the enormous amount of energy that emerges from the surface in the form of radiation. This is the basic idea behind the existence of all stars beginning with primordial gravitational attraction and compression to the beginning of nuclear energy generation and, finally, to the exhaustion of the nuclear fuel and death of the star as a truly self luminous object.
I need to put an extinguiser at my car but Im afraid about the sun exposure, the car under sun get so hot during the day, can this affect it or may the direct sun exposition cause a detonation. Where is the correct place to put it?
Thank you
The heat will not affect your extinguisher.
The best place to mount the bracket is probably the trunk.
In the passenger compartment makes it hard to get at in most cars.
If you can’t get to the trunk to make use of it, it won’t be effective anyway.
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So lemme get this straight, we get a ball of fire made from the sun. Now in the sun there are “Hydrogen atoms” which also make nukes, BUT ALL THIS THING DOES IS BLIND SHIT! NO EXPLOSION! NO RADIATION! WHAT THE FUCK!? Oh it makes the “Blind ones” light on fire? Sounds cool enough 
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