What is the circumference of the sun?

Answer by  Clement (1453)

The radius of the sun is equal to approximately 675,000 kilometers. The circumference of the sun is, hence, approximately 4,366,813 kilometers (2,713,406 miles).

Answer by  Loyola (378)

Since it is a globe, the circumference decreases if measured away from the equator and toward either pole. One of the effects of its rotation is a bulge at the equator. At its equator the sun's circumference is 4,379,000 kilometers, or 2,715,000 miles. In comparison, the earth's circumference at its equator is 40,075 kilometers or 24,901 miles.