Heat (2013)
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In three days, Bonaire will become a Dutch municipality. Taxes will go up. Roads might improve.
I sit on a cracked concrete seawall staring out over the reef. A million million thermonuclear explosions warm my face. The explosions occur in the core of the sun, 320,000 miles below its surface, a place where immense pressure and heat push hydrogen atoms together to become helium, a place with a density fourteen times that of lead, a place of Teller’s dreams, a fiery furnace broiling at an unim...aginable twenty-four million degrees.
Energy emitted in the core moves outward, making its way through a soup of hydrogen, bouncing from atom to atom, transiting toward the surface. The journey might be as quick as fifteen thousand years or as long as a million years. No one knows. What is known is this: the deadly gamma rays and x-rays generated in the core emerge from this soup, by and large, in the form of light and heat. And this: from the sun’s surface to my face, the journey requires only eight minutes and sixteen seconds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In three days, Bonaire will become a Dutch municipality. Taxes will go up. Roads might improve.
I sit on a cracked concrete seawall staring out over the reef. A million million thermonuclear explosions warm my face. The explosions occur in the core of the sun, 320,000 miles below its surface, a place where immense pressure and heat push hydrogen atoms together to become helium, a place with a density fourteen times that of lead, a place of Teller’s dreams, a fiery furnace broiling at an unim...aginable twenty-four million degrees.
Energy emitted in the core moves outward, making its way through a soup of hydrogen, bouncing from atom to atom, transiting toward the surface. The journey might be as quick as fifteen thousand years or as long as a million years. No one knows. What is known is this: the deadly gamma rays and x-rays generated in the core emerge from this soup, by and large, in the form of light and heat. And this: from the sun’s surface to my face, the journey requires only eight minutes and sixteen seconds.
What to read after Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Streever to read onlineMoreLess
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