> It is more than 1 MILLION times larger than the Earth. What does size have to do with anything? If you are alluding to energy production, the intensity of e

> It is more than 1 MILLION times larger than the Earth. What does size have to do with anything? If you are alluding to energy production, the intensity of electromagnetic radiation (light) follows the inverse square law, so even though the Sun is 1 million times the volume of the Earth, it is very, very far away. This planet (and all planets) receive a minscule amount of the radiation that the Sun produces. > Anything it does with Solar flairs, heat waves and reduced cycles can cause the Earth to change drastically. Sure, but none of those have changed very much in the last few thousand years. The Sun is super stable at the moment, and the cyclical 11 year sunspot rhythm is as well (to the point of your solar flares). Meanwhile, the Earth's atmosphere has changed very drastically in the last 150 years. Both affect Earth's climate.. care to guess which one is affecting it now?