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<h1>HipCorp Weekly</h1>
<span>19 December, 2020</span>
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<h1>Where is the sun?</h1>
<p>by Alicia Talman</p>
<p>Sunglasses, sunscreen, and umbrellas are all things we use to shield our bodies from the sun. But have you ever stopped to wonder, where does the sun come from? It is up in the sky, but why is it there? How did it get there?</p>
<p>Sometimes these basic questions can't be answered with one simple answer. But may take a thorough investigation of where the sun may come from. I hope we can all find some evidence of where the sun may have come from.</p>
<p>In this weeks HipCorp Weekly we will dive deep into this seemingly basic but very fundamental question. Let's dive in.</p>
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