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11 years ago
well the sun is very hot like the core is 5,5000 degrees Celsius so it must be hot hot hot  a candle is like the oven put to about 350 degrees  so the sun is more hotter or boiling and the candle isn't as much  hot
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They both give out light and heat, and both of them will eventually run out of fuel and die.... but that's about it.

A candle is tiny combustion: fire = fuel + heat + oxygen.  The wick and wax is the fuel, the heat is whatever you lit it with (because it sustains itself after that), and oxygen is atmospheric.

The Sun is a massive nuclear fusion of atomic hydrogen into helium, possible because of the unimaginable temperature and pressures at the core.
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