Ontology Of The Sun

Ontology of the Sun could be pondered by checking where its physical size stands, on the cosmic scale.

Question: 

What would be the size of the Sun, if the Milky Way was the size of a basketball?

Answer: 

We can do this by scaling the Milky Way's diameter down to the size of a basketball and then finding the corresponding scaled down size of the Sun.

The diameter of the Milky Way is approximately 100,000 light-years. A basketball has a diameter of roughly 0.24 meters.

Now, let's find the scaling factor:

Scaling factor
= (Diameter of basketball) / (Diameter of Milky Way)
≈ (0.24 m) / (100,000 light-years)

1 light-year = 9.461 × 10¹⁵ meters
100,000 light-years = 9.461 × 10²⁰ meters

So the scaling factor is approximately 2.535 × 10⁻²².

Scaled diameter of Sun = Actual diameter of Sun * Scaling factor ≈ 3.527 × 10⁻¹³ meters

So, if the Milky Way was the size of a basketball (0.24 meter in diameter), the Sun would be approximately 3.527 × 10⁻¹³ meters in diameter. This is smaller than the smallest atom, the Hydrogen atom (Diameter is 10-10 meter) and that's a pointer to the ontology of the Sun...

And that brings me to a poem I wrote many years back, pondering human ontology.

"DARK MAYA"
At night you cannot tell objects from shadowsreality from reflections..  & when the Cosmos sleeps there are only dreams, only reflections
 Mystical darkness ocean of illusions sea of shadows seat of wonder 
 In the depths of darkness you cannot tellobjects from shadowsreality from reflections.. 
& when the Cosmos sleeps there are only dreams,only reflections 
 Out there in deep space  On a canvas broad enough  where even our blazing Sun is lesser than an atom
Dark Maya dances  on the dead body of time.
It's always good to dream.. 
With the flowing body of Dark Maya.. sparkling with suns, galaxies and stellar clustersWrapped around your soul