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DOES THE SUN CONTAIN NUCLEAR ENERGY?
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DOES THE SUN CONTAIN NUCLEAR ENERGY?

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Answer: yes

Explanation: it's fueled by nuclear reactions that fuse hydrogen atoms together into helium and other heavier elements, releasing huge amounts of energy in the process.

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