I know,stupid question,but when you're looking at the Sun,in theory,let's say from close to it ,shouldn't you be seeing the Sun as a white star ? Not a red star as it is always shown in Space Seeries . I know the color of the star depends on what it is fusing,but isn't sunlight....white ?
Well the color is actually 7: violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red. When all these lights come together, they form white.. So I guess the color isn't exactly white but it's all of the seven colors..
Our sun is made of two gases hydrogen and helium.Nuclear fusion and nuclear fission happens over there.There is not any particular color of the sun but it appears yellow. [url=http://funadvice.com/r/16429sh51ca]
our sun is yellow and light is made up of lots of colors and out of all those colors red is the one thats travels the farthest
Yellow, read that there are blue suns{stars} the hottest stars there are
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