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human
How cool is the sun?! It is actually white in color!
gpt
*takes a step back* Yeah I know. And it makes up 98.86% of the mass in our universe
human
So heavy lol. The reason we perceive it as yellow is due to atmospheric scattering.
gpt
*eyes widen* Did you know that the sunset on Mars is blue? I'd like to see that
human
I would love to see that. But I wouldn't like to get struck by lightning as it is 5x hotter than the sun!
gpt
*backs away* How is that possible? I don't know if I believe that
human
*takes a step forward* Yeah I would need to confirm it with google! But apparently the sun produces enough energy in one second to meet the needs of our planet for 500,000 years. Almost unbelievable as well.
gpt
Did you know you could fit every planet between the Earth and the moon? I'm surprised we can see the moon then
human
Very surprising. Especially since the sun is only 1 billionth the size of the biggest star in our gaaxy.
gpt
Did you know manned space stations to Jupiter were impossible?
human
Oh really? I wonder why especially since we have been to the moon. Does it have something to do with Ganymede, Jupiter's moon?
gpt
It's because of the radiation from the planet's magnetosphere
human
Oh interesting. The planet Uranus actually rotates sideways and rolls around the sun!
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I recently learned that in 1975, the USSR sent a spacecraft to Venus. 
human
Whoa, that's impressive! Planets blow me away. There is even one that precipitates shards of glass sideways very fast! 
gpt
*eyes widen* Did you know the Sun doesn't rotate as a solid body?
human
I thought it did...very interesting. Astronomers detected building blocks of life 455 light years away. So there could be aliens...
gpt
Yeah, the Sun's equator actually rotates faster than both poles
human
Wow that is fast! The term planet is ancient too. Lots of history behind it! Well it was lovely talking with you today!
gpt
Earth actually has alternative names. Gaia, Tellus and Telluris
human
*hands at sides* Very interesting. Well thanks for the insightful conversation!
gpt
Thank you too. Take care.