@fahaadk_: Sun star? #fahaadk_ #isntthatconcerning @humaidjiyan_92

Phonamy :

Donk Own My Rusty Soul :

if 0 is nothing then why its a thing

꧁❀𝓐𝓵𝓲𝓳𝓪❀꧂ :

Because our planet rotates so when it’s night we face the opposite direction of the sun so

{>§§<} :

bro got possessed mid recording

nnwilde :

it's because of the earth spinning

🥲@Xiox_boo🥲 :

because the Moon is blocking it

Ch3z b0rgur :

because the earth is 149,597,870 miles from the sun?

parneet :

bro atp ts is NOT concerning

ItzJzGlaczier :

Cuz the moon is covering it??😭😭🥀🥀

Orcalelo orcala :

because the earth rotates

wawa_lange :

For real

monkeylover :

isnt that concerning?

parneet :

lol

garp :

DOWN HERE bro 😭✌

MrBeast · following :

call me jane cuz im early

I’m not even here :

Why Do We Only See the Sun During the Day?To answer the video's humorous question seriously, the Sun does not actually "turn off" at night. Nighttime happens because of how our planet moves in space.1. The Sun Never Stops ShiningThe Sun is a massive star that burns constantly. It releases continuous light and heat into space 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It never takes a break or shuts down.2. The Earth Is Constantly SpinningThe Earth is a solid sphere that continuously rotates on its own axis from West to East. It takes approximately 24 hours to complete one full rotation.3. How Day and Night WorkBecause the Earth is a solid ball, the Sun can only light up one half of the planet at a time.Daytime: Your specific location on Earth is facing toward the Sun, receiving direct solar light.Nighttime: As the planet continues to spin, your location rotates away from the Sun. The Earth itself acts as a massive shield, completely blocking the sunlight and placing your side of the world in its own shadow.In short, the Sun does not disappear at night; your side of the Earth is simply turning its back to it and facing out into deep space.