Is the sun living or nonliving?

Answer 1

The sun (sol) is not alive. It is sometimes referred to as 'alive', but this is used only to acknowledge that it has not run out of fuel. A star that has run out of all its fuel is referred to as 'dead', but all stars are merely balls of gas and other materials. There is nothing living about them. Some might think it's living because it belongs with the solar system but it isn't because it doesn't have all the characteristics of life.

Answer 2

The sun is nonliving. It is a star composed mainly of gases, primarily hydrogen and helium, that produces energy through nuclear fusion. It is not considered living because it does not have cells, grow, reproduce, or maintain homeostasis.

Answer 3

nonliving

Answer 4

Non-Living