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human
*raises eyebrows* I just found out that the sun is actually white.  I always thought it was yellow.
gpt
*takes a step back* The sun is a star just like the white stars at night. It is nearly a perfect sphere, and accounts for almost all of the mass in the solar system!
human
I understand that its mass is approximately 330000 times that of earth.
gpt
And it's only 1 billionth of the size of the larget star in our galaxy! Cosmic sizes make no sense to the human mind! We are so insignificant.
human
*body stiffens* Knowing that the earth is much smaller than the sun, I'm rather fearful.
gpt
*lips slightly parted* We wouldn't have to worry about the price of real estate on the sun because it's huge, but we'd need a lot of sunblock and a lot of air conditioning. Did you know that Nepture completes an orbit only every 155 years or so? Not so many Christmases on Neptune then.
human
Neptune's last full orbit was on July 11, 2011. By the way, I would prefer less Christmases since I cannot afford it.
gpt
And your birthday? That would only be every century and a half too. The 
human
It is okay.  Perhaps I would not get old too fast
gpt
Did you know that Jupiter has massive radio storms that can be heard on AM radios on earth? Probably not as catchy as Top 40 radio though.
human
I would love to hear the storms.  Do they sound like the earth's storms?
gpt
Probably just a roar of white noise. In contrast, Canadian radio plays at least 40% Canadian music. Do you know the band Rush? Everyone in Canada knows Rush.
human
No, I do not know.  Is there really such a law?  What is the reason for the law?
gpt
To ensure that Canadian media are not dominated by foreign (e.g., US) content. To give Canadian artists an audience. Not sure how they define "Canadian content". Did you know that you make a radio out of simple household items?
human
*hands at sides* I did not know that.  Please tell me about it?
gpt
In World War II, soldiers made radios with razorblades and pencils to form a diode. These were called "foxhole radios."
human
Now I remember hearing about it.  It was very interesting to know.
gpt
You can also listen to classic radio shows on the internet now! If you want to know about radio, there are plenty of resources!
human
*leans slightly forward* I will do that.  By the way, A finish radio has been broadcasting news programs in classical latin.  I wonder who will listen to the program regular?
gpt
People that have lots of free time.
human
Latin is hard.  Are there many people in Finland who understand Latin since they have radio news in Latin?
gpt
I don't know. It could be for students of the language. Perhaps someone in the government has a fetish for the language. The Finns live in a cold climate with a long winter. Maybe Latin is interesting when you're sitting in a sauna.