| Display title | The Power of the Sun |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Ah, the sun. Gentle[1] celestial object around which our world turns. A ball in the sky that brings light to darkness, life to plants, and warmth to all. It's also, of course, a giant nuclear furnace more than three hundred thousand times the mass of our puny little planet that burns more than four million tons of hydrogen into energy every second, the biggest source of energy for four light-years in any direction, so it's understandable that one might want to harness or replicate that kind of power. |
