* Rays are an artistic representation: The "rays" we draw or see in images are just a way of showing light spreading outward. Light travels in straight lines, but our eyes and cameras capture the light coming from the sun, making it appear to radiate outward.
* Light is continuous: The sun emits a continuous spectrum of light, not discrete beams. Think of it like a giant light bulb, radiating light in every direction.
* Intensity varies: The intensity of the sunlight varies depending on factors like the time of day, the season, and the location on Earth.
So, while we talk about "rays of the sun," there's no actual fixed number of them.
