This is a stunningly bad article. The author is a faker. > If the Sun were made of bananas, it would be just as hot Maybe, maybe not. The heat from the sun co

This is a stunningly bad article. The author is a faker. > If the Sun were made of bananas, it would be just as hot Maybe, maybe not. The heat from the sun comes from fusion of hydrogen into helium. If it were mostly helium, it would be much much hotter. (That's a red giant.) With the carbon, oxygen, and whatever else in bananas, who knows. > Events in the future can affect what happened in the past Affect is an absolutely terrible choice of words for this. Events at a distance can be set up to be correlated in strange, "spooky" ways, but this in no way can be used to communicate back in time or faster than light. So "affect" is a tragically ill-chosen verb. > Things can travel faster than light; and light doesn’t always travel very fast I think a real physicist would weep at this faker's explanation here. > There are an infinite number of mes writing this, and an infinite number of yous reading it > According to the current standard model of cosmology, There are wild theories (some may even be testable someday, some may not), but this is no "standard" model of cosmology.