The sun rotates blank

The Sun rotates on an axis that has a maximum inclination of about 7 degrees with respect to the plane in which the Earth orbits, and we also know that the Sun, which is not a rigid solid, rotates differentially, that is, rotates faster in the equator than in the poles, so that, while in the equator it takes about 26 days to take a full turn, near the poles it takes more than 30 days. This differential rotation of the Sun plays a very important role in the life of our star since, together with convection, it is responsible for the generation and maintenance of the solar magnetic field according to current theories.

It rotates counterclockwise