We The Curious | How do we know what the Sun is made of? | We The Curious @wethecurious | Uploaded November 2013 | Updated October 2024, 19 minutes ago.
The Sun fuses hydrogen into helium. But it's too dangerous to simply take a sample to look at, so just how do we know what it's made of? David Judge of the Live Science Team uses a trick of the light to show you how.

This video was presented by: David Judge
Produced and edited by: Ross Exton

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