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They probably thought it was an inert atmosphere found on the Sun but having nothing to do with the operation of the Sun. Without nuclear physics, it wouldn't b
by pishpash 6y ago
They probably thought it was an inert atmosphere found on the Sun but having nothing to do with the operation of the Sun. Without nuclear physics, it wouldn't be an unreasonable conclusion.
- pfdietz 6y agoAnd the helium that can be "seen" on the Sun is not due to fusion IN the Sun, but rather is from the gas cloud from which the Sun formed. The solar core and the surface are not connected by convection.