reply to post by Sargoth
Intiguing, to say the least.
From Sargoth's source.
The surface crust of the sun is mostly made of iron. It is likely however that the surface varies in iron content from one part of the crust to
another. Parts of the surface may look much like the fragment above, while other regions along the surface may contain more iron and look like the
fragments below.
All rubbish, of course. Scientists have slong since established that the sun is made
of burning candyfloss.
[edit on 5/4/09 by Astyanax]
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