Do you think humans will ever walk on the sun?

[Dr. Acula]

Once the fusion process completes and it cools down.

However how are you going to handle the immense gravitational forces due to the sun's massive size?

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this trolling sucks breh

 

[Archangel]

I was just wondering if you think a man will ever be able to walk on the sun?

 

[skokiaan]

5* thread for a Sunday evening read

 

[Menelik II]

Lol remember that thread where they was arguing if gravity is real

Thecoli is full of that shyt. I bet hoteps were arguing gravitys a conspiracy

 

[Canada Goose]

Wouldn't you be blind if you would fly close to the sun? Ever try to look directly into the sun on a sunny day?

It would be too hot and the sun isn't solid, its a gas

I heard Saturn & Jupiter aren't solid as well, I was that those planets were gasses.

 

[newworldafro]

OP right now. 2 minute ago.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

this could have been more if more thought was put into it. 6/10

 

[Dr. Acula]

the sun isn't solid, its a gas

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You're right forgot about that. It would be impossible for a solid to exist at those high temperatures and pressure anyways. It wouldn't be able to maintain any sort of stable structure and decompose.

I wonder, once it completes fusion and starts to dispel the gasses, would it eventually cool and lose enough mass that some sort of solid would develop?

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If a really huge star dies, it has so much mass that after the helium is used up, it still has enough carbon to fuse it into heavy elements like iron. When the core turns to iron, it no longer burns. The star’s gravity causes it to collapse, and then it explodes into a supernova. What’s left of the core can form a neutron star or a black hole.

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[Menelik II]

You're right forgot about that. It would be impossible for a solid to exist at those high temperatures and pressure anyways. It wouldn't be able to maintain any sort of stable structure and decompose.

I wonder, once it completes fusion and starts to dispel the gasses, would it eventually cool and lose enough mass that some sort of solid would develop?

Way before that time it would have engulfed the earth though as it turns into a red giant.

 

[Anti-Anime]

This should be moved to higher learning

Excellent suggestion. This would fit right into HL nicely anyway

 

[O_state_baller]

You're right forgot about that. It would be impossible for a solid to exist at those high temperatures and pressure anyways. It wouldn't be able to maintain any sort of stable structure and decompose.

I wonder, once it completes fusion and starts to dispel the gasses, would it eventually cool and lose enough mass that some sort of solid would develop?

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You're wrong because hell is a solid planet and it exists. It's also 10x hotter than the sun. It's so hot it would probably melt the earth, hence why it's the only planet that's underground

 

[Milomann]

You're trying too hard...

 

[O_state_baller]

You're trying too hard...

Fight me p*ssy I'll meet u right now 842 Rucker Avenue, Columbus ohio. bytch nikka bet u dont show up

 

[JQ Legend]

Duh that is why I said u must go in the winter time so the sun can cool off

Top 5 funniest posts I ever seen

I literally made the face

 

[Menelik II]

You're wrong because hell is a solid planet and it exists. It's also 10x hotter than the sun. It's so hot it would probably melt the earth, hence why it's the only planet that's underground

Do you give courses or lectures on cosmology?