In one hour comes the sun.

The sun's been down for an hour.

Be Careful of the Sun

By what rod dost thou measure the darkness?

We've been playing cricket in the hot sun for three hours.

The earth is small compared with the sun.

The earth is smaller than the sun.

And so this is the size of the Sun.

So, about two and a half hours of the day we could collect with a stationary component.

To give you a sense of how small that size is, that's the size of our solar system.

You're not going to have very much time for the sun.

WHEN THE SUN is folded up,

When the sunlight is rolled up.

When the sun shall be darkened,

When the sun shall be wound round,

When the sun Kuwwirat (wound round and lost its light and is overthrown).

When the sun is rolled up.

When the sun shall be folded up,

When the sun is overthrown,

When the sun is wound up,

When the sun is woundup

When the sun is wrapped up in darkness

(On the day) when the sun is made to cease shining,

When the sun is covered,

When the sun is folded up,

When the sun (with its spacious light) is folded up

Solar cells collect light for four and a half hours though.

Well, there was no sun.

Hour after hour they waited under the hot sun.

You steal a small fortune and then lie on the beach with an American beauty.

So, if I were to take the sun and compress it down to the scale of the University of Oxford, it would become a black hole.

The sun! It's given you sunstroke!

Hide solar system objects while moving?

Hide solar system bodies while moving?

Hide solar system bodies while slewing?

What becomes of the sun

You gotta watch out for that sun. It's rough.

When I paint the sun, I want the people to feel it revolving... giving off light and heat.

(a) To study processes occurring in the active Sun, including sunspots, solar flares and discharges of plasma, with the aim of forecasting such phenomena

And the moon as she follows in his wake,

The day when it reveals his radiance,

The night when it covers him over,

And by oath of the moon when it follows the sun

And by oath of the day when it reveals it

And by oath of the night when it hides it