The Sun isn't formed from objects, but rather from elements. Here are the five most abundant elements in the Sun:

1. Hydrogen (H): Makes up about 70.6% of the Sun's mass.

2. Helium (He): Makes up about 27.4% of the Sun's mass.

3. Oxygen (O): Makes up about 0.8% of the Sun's mass.

4. Carbon (C): Makes up about 0.3% of the Sun's mass.

5. Neon (Ne): Makes up about 0.2% of the Sun's mass.

These elements are fused together in the Sun's core, creating the energy that powers the star.