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Rameesh
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why density of core of the sun is changing ?
please give me brief explain with calculation
please give me brief explain with calculation
The density of the core of the sun is approximately 150 g/cm³.
The density of the core of the sun is calculated by dividing the mass of the core by its volume.
The density of the core of the sun is affected by the temperature, pressure, and composition of the materials present in the core.
The density of the core of the sun is much higher than that of other celestial bodies, such as planets or stars, due to the intense gravitational forces present in the core.
The density of the core of the sun remains relatively constant over time, as the nuclear fusion reactions in the core maintain a balance between the inward gravitational forces and the outward pressure forces.