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Is 'sun fire' the same as 'our fire' ?

Well, my question is just that. Is there a difference between the ''sun fire'' (don't know how to state it correctly), and the fire on earth? 

Just like you have different ''kinds'' of water (salt, sweet, etc.), are there different kinds of fire?
gpt
No. The heat and light and energy that comes from the sun is the result of a nuclear reaction. The sun is converting Hydrogen into Helium. the Fire on our planet is a molecular process involving the combination of oxygen with other molecules. 

Technically, there is no 'sun fire'. It's not fire at all, but a nuclear reaction.