how hot is the sun?

Answer 1

Lets just put it this way, if you were to fly too close to the sun on wings of pastrami, you would die.

Answer 2

Temperatures at the Sun's surface or photosphere do not exceed 6,000C.

On the other hand, the Sun's interior, where the nuclear reactions take place, reaches a temperature of an estimated 15,000,000C at its core.

Strangely, above the Sun the temperature rises again! For example, the chromosphere, which is the next layer above the Sun's surface increases with altitude to reach 1,000,000C at the level of the Sun's corona!

Answer 3

The core containing merely 7 percent of the Sun's volume, but half its mass, the core is the "engine room" where solar energy is created by the process of nuclear fusion. The very center of the core has a temperature of 27,900,000 degrees F (15,500,000 degrees C).

Sunspots are dark regions on the photosphere of the SUn associated with enhanced regions of magnetic field strength. Their temperature is about 2500 degrees F cooler than the rest of the photosphere, and is for this reason that they appear comparatively dark.

Answer 4

Hi. In it's upper atmosphere it is over a million degrees. At it's surface about 10,000. In a sunspot a bit cooler. At the core it is 15 million degrees Celsius or 27 million degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer 5

The core is trillions of degrees Fahrenheit and the surface is a few million degrees Fahrenheit . I dint know any specifics.

Answer 6

Go to
www.wikipedia.org and type in Sun.