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Ethan Walker——Works at the International Atomic Energy Agency, Lives in Vienna, Austria.
Radius, diameter & circumference. The sunis nearly a perfect sphere. ... It may be the biggest thing in this neighborhood, but the sun is just average compared to other stars. Betelgeuse, a red giant, is about 700 times bigger than the sun and about 14,000 times brighter.read more >>+119962023-04-20 11:34:00
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