when the sun always radiates light why isn’t it shining around the sun like a globe making it looking actually bigger than it is?

Question

when the sun always radiates light why isn’t it shining around the sun like a globe making it looking actually bigger than it is?

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Answer 1

The light needs to hit your eye balls for you to see it. The light from the sun going off in other directions is not hitting your eye balls. So you don’t see it.