As a side thought to my scientific friends and astronomists,

Maybe this spinning force, counter-balanced so perfectly could explain how the sun operates?

Think of a spinning force on the outside of the sun, the physical outer edge (and its' composition is of material "A") while the inner physical matter is spinning faster as a counterweight (spins in the opposite direction), BUT it is composed of material "B".

Maybe this is how 2 different gasses can be used to produce electricity, rather than how two different metals do it on Earth?

How do we get the gasses to spin and also not commingle? Maybe like how water separates from oil? Can gasses do this? Would it produce electricity, or light, or something else?