who discovered the "sun"?

Answer 1

I discovered your sun (Sol) during my preliminary exploration of this galaxy over 20 million Earth years ago, and have been carefully monitoring it ever since.

Your scientists define the absolute magnitude of Sol as 4.83 in the V band (yellow) and 5.48 in the B band (blue). As the sun of my home world (Tulkja) shines most brightly in the red end of the spectrum (and the vision of my species is more sensitive at these frequencies) Sol appears much differently to my eyes than it does to yours. My visual acuity allowed me to first see Sol when I was within 112 light years from your solar system, although my electronic and optical instruments, of course, allowed me to detect it at a MUCH farther distance.

I must admit that Egthalumit, a well known explorer of a species of beings from the galaxy you know as M33, had been given credit by the "Council Of Exploration" for the discovery of Sol, but a review of the records proved this to be an unfortunate and honest mistake by the Council as the effects of time dilation correction factors were not taken into consideration and, in fact, my reports preceded his by 2341.2 Earth years.

Answer 2

Lampoilman, you'd better be writing books and making a ton of money 'cause you definitely have talent. Take a lame question like that and run with it. Awesome, dude! Oh, gotta answer the question: Helium was not discovered until 1868 by J. Norman Lockyear in the spectrum of a solar eclipse, so that's who "discovered" the sun.

Answer 3

The Sun discovered as early as 1000 by vikings.

Answer 4

I think No One. to find something or discover it you have to see it,.. iv try to see the sun, but i just cant cant seem to look at it for long

Answer 5

Actually it was only recently discovered by the reverend sun young moon.

Answer 6

This question can't be answered because back then when the first humans walked the Earth there was no written data. So we can't exactly predict who saw the Sun first.

Answer 7

Well, do you want to know who discovered that it was a flaming ball of gas, or who saw it first? After all, the Greeks thought that it was Apollo driving his chariot across the sky.

Answer 8

No one. The sun has been known to man since before man could be reasonably called man.

Answer 9

Its there hitting everyone on the face. Impossible NOT to discover. I assume that was done several centuries ago.

Answer 10

Adam