I'm doing research right now about sunburns and sun screen.

And of course, most of our burn comes from the UV A.

UV.

B radiation from the sun, That's the ultraviolet radiation from the sun.

What happens is it hits your skin gets absorbed by your dermis and the epidermis causes DNA damage, causes inflammation, causes a sunburn, which is essentially sort of like a calluses that's created on your skin from being burnt.

But astronomers predict that 10 trillions of a sunburn is actually from stars outside of our galaxy.

That's right.

The stars so far away, the teeny teeny stars in the sky actually are also burning your skin.

So I argue that instead of calling it sunblock, we should call it star block.

I think that stuff would fly off the shelves and alert your friends and family cause this summer we're gonna burn by the stars, y'all.