system
You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
The sun is quite fascinating. Don't you agree?
gpt
Absolutely. It is a hot star at the center of the Solar System, after all.
human
It is. Did you know it is actually white and only appears yellow?
gpt
*takes a step forward* Oh, is that because of the atmosphere?
human
*raises eyebrows* Yes it is due to atmospheric scattering. I was also surprised to learn that a lightening bolt is actually hotter than the sun. It makes me wonder how anyone has survived a lightening strike. 
gpt
Wow. On July 11  2011 there was a full orbit of the sun when Neptune completed its first rotation since it was discovered.
human
WOW! I knew it was far out there but I did not realize it's orbit took that long. Shockingly, the sun is only 1 billionth the size of the biggest star discovered in our galaxy. I can't imagine the scope of the largest, 
gpt
*takes a step back* The sun is 1.39 million kilometers still. So it's rather big.
human
That's huge. So the largest star discovered in our galaxy s 1 billion times larger than that! I can't wrap my brain around that size. 
gpt
Indeed. I wonder if William Shakespeare wrote about the sun. He was very famous.
human
His work holds up too. Did you know that he coined many of the phrases we use today such as;  "good riddance. in my heart of hearts. laughing stock. wild-goose chase. devil incarnate. brave new world. as luck would have it. all our yesterdays. break the ice. full circle." 
gpt
*body relaxes* Ah. He invented Miranda, Jessica, and Olivia as women's names also.
human
*takes a step back* I was not aware of that. I like all of those names. I find it very shocking that Pocahontas and Shakespeare were alive at the same time and died only a year apart.
gpt
That's intriguing. Jane Austen was very famous too
human
Yes she was and is. I am much less familiar with her works. I know that she wrote Emma and that Clueless was based on that book. 
gpt
Yes. Three novels she had written were rejected when they were sent to major publishing companies under a different name in 2007.
human
WOW! I'm sure they felt stupid later. I was not aware that Mark Twain hated Pride and Prejudice. It's arguably as famous as any of his classics.
gpt
Yeah. They both like to use the word literally as hyperbole.
human
*laughs* And we all really hate it when people do that now ha ha. 
gpt
*calm eyes* Yes. It's interesting they pioneered a lot of what is done now.