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Questions in science - Why does the Sun shine?

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In this video we explore the cosmic event that triggered the formation of the Sun, the physics behind nuclear fusion and the remarkable physics behind the Sun’s enduring power. Want to explore the wonders of our solar system? Explore our introductory science module, "Questions in Science"

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