[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "Where did you get that a star is a solid?"

I thought as a child given all the planets in the solar system are a solid it made since so was the star those planets came from. It would logically mean they're the same substance.

Then I was told it was a gas. I even asked, "you mean like earth has nitrogen right?" Nope.
I laughed and realized I was talking with a flat earth type logic.

How does the earth support it's atmosphere? From the surface that is a solid.
The Sun's chromosphere is 6000 miles high. Remember it must keep a Hydrostatics equilibrium with the surface. What holds it up hydrogen?

I can give over a dozen examples on why the Sun has a lithosphere. It can't be any thing else.
It's clearly a myth that the sun is a gas.
Even as a child I knew that was ridiculous. People that can think for themselves are very dangerous. likely why we're in the mess we're in today. They can't have truth.

[TexasGator]

“How does the earth support it’s atmosphere? From the surface that is a solid.
The Sun’s chromosphere is 6000 miles high. Remember it must keep a Hydrostatics equilibrium with the surface. What holds it up hydrogen?”

Most of the earth’s surface is not solid ...

[TexasGator]

“How does the earth support it’s atmosphere? From the surface that is a solid.”

Why doesn’t all the atmosphere fall to the earth’s surface?