Summary: How The Sun Came To Be By Coleon Frizzle

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HOW THE SUN CAME TO BE
By Coleton Frizzle Long ago before the Sun was a huge star, it was a normal day until the smallest star ever born. Its name was “Sun.” Everyday Sun tried to talk to the other stars, all they did was laugh and say. “Look it’s midget man! The smallest star in-the galaxy!” All Sun could do was bow down his head and say nothing.
One day the Sun ran into Sundray, the biggest star of them all, and his guards, the planets.
“Look who it is, its Sun the smallest of them all, Sundray’s guards started to laugh.” Then Sundray said, “Who came up with your name Sun?”
Then Sun said, “Well the big man upstairs.”
Oh well you will never get as big as me Ha Maybe you will never grow to become a real star Ha.
Then Sundray and his guards
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“That planet behind Venus that planet that has lava on it,” said Sun. “Well that's the newborn,
EARTH!”

The End

Interesting facts about the sun

The sun is a huge ball of hot, glowing gas.

The sun is about 333,000 TIMES the size of earth.

99.8% of our solar system light and heat comes from the sun.

The average heat and light sources travel to about 92.96 miles, the sun's travels to about 149.6 times the average of the light source.

About the Author

Coleton Frizzle is a 6 grade student at Fort Gratiot Middle School. Coleton hobbies are, baseball and bowling and space. He lives with his mom and dad, and stepdad and step mom. With a big furry cat and dog. His favorite category is science,manly space though. His favorite fruit is bananas and oranges. He may be a scientist when he gets older, maybe a scientist on space or robots, maybe both! Coleton and his brother both do the same sports but his brother is older so they’re not in the same league.
Coleton is in 11 and 12 league and his brother is in 14 15 league so high

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