Importance of the Sun

The Sun is the main source of energy for the Earth. It gives us warmth and light and helps us to remove darkness and bring light all around the world. The sun rises in the East and the West is. In ancient times, people use, worship the Sun God, because it was the only visible powerful thing. Early in the morning birds welcome the Sun with a nice and song and the chirping of mankind about the arrival of the new day shows. Early in the morning sun's rays helps us by providing vitamin D, which is for our skin. Some people are sunbathing in the Sun to get useful vitamin D and also tanned seen.

The Sun the plants helps prepare their food through its light through a process called photosynthesis. So, Sun is also necessary for the plant, since there would be no sun, plants not in the position would have been, their food prepared and survive. People get their food from plants and so in the absence of sunlight human also would died. In this modern world conventional energy sources such as coal, gasoline, diesel and gas used extensively, and so its shares are getting reduced. Scientists are concerned that these conventional energy sources will be fully utilized with this speed and so trying to take advantage of the Sun with his energy for solar batteries, solar heating systems, and to run the car as well.

Sunlight helps the growth of bacteria, stop insects and prevent the spread of diseases such as malaria, typhoid, etc. There would be no Sun it had heavy cold all the way around, and none could have survived human beings, animals, birds and plants. The Sun is the center of the solar system and the nine planets revolve around its fixed orbit. During a solar eclipse, the Sun, Earth and moon such come in a straight line, lies between the Earth and the Sun Moon. We should not see the Sun with naked eyes, because you're the emerging out harmful rays for our eyes. The ozone hole over the atmosphere prevents that the harmful UV rays entering the Earth's atmosphere and thus humanity protect from harmful rays of the Sun.