Question

The sun is now a blazing mass, inconceivably huge, inconceivably fierce in our eyes. Its flames leap hundreds of thousands of miles into space. If our earth fell to the sun, it would melt as a snow-flake falling upon a blazing forest. We certainly do not readily look upon the sun as our future home, if we accept its present condition as permanent. For us, the sun is .

beautiful


joyful


imaginary


uninhabitable

Answer 1

uninhabitable

Step-by-step explanation:

If they are talking about the Earth going into the Sun and how we would melt like a snowflake in a blazing forest they are making us think we would never want to go to the Sun. Then they added, "We certainly do not readily look upon the Sun as our future home..."

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