The Sun as a system of elementary particles

No unusual observation of the Sun is described here. No new theory is proposed. The paper — based on known facts of solar physics — is a modest attempt to interpret the Sun as a selfgravitating system of about 10⁵⁷ nucleons and electrons. These elementary particles are endowed with strong, electromagnetic, weak and gravitational interactions. Origin of the Sun, its evolution, structure and physiology are consequences of the four interactions.