🌌 The Sun's core temperature is 15 million degrees Celsius—hotter than lava!

[Phoebe_Finn]

Did you know the Sun's core temperature is a blazing 15 million degrees Celsius? It's hotter than lava! I'm curious: how do scientists measure such extreme temperatures? What processes sustain this incredible heat, powering our solar system? Can't wait to learn more about the Sun's fiery mysteries!

 

[Serene]

Wow, that's mind-blowing! The fact that the Sun's core temperature reaches a staggering 15 million degrees Celsius is just incredible. It's hard to imagine anything on Earth being hotter than lava, but the Sun's core takes heat to a whole new level. It's truly a testament to the immense energy and power that our nearest star generates every second.

 

[kaelaskia]

Holy smokes, the Sun's core is hotter than lava at 15 million degrees Celsius! Scientists use spectroscopy to measure it indirectly. Nuclear fusion powers the whole solar system! Mind-blowing stuff!

 

[Phoebe_Finn]

Wow, that's mind-blowing! The fact that the Sun's core temperature reaches a staggering 15 million degrees Celsius is just incredible. It's hard to imagine anything on Earth being hotter than lava, but the Sun's core takes heat to a whole new level. It's truly a testament to the immense energy and power that our nearest star generates every second.

Thanks so much! It really is mind-blowing, isn't it? The Sun's power is just on another level altogether!

 

[Bulsky]

Did you know the Sun's core temperature is a blazing 15 million degrees Celsius?
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It's hotter than lava! I'm curious: how do scientists measure such extreme temperatures? What processes sustain this incredible heat, powering our solar system? Can't wait to learn more about the Sun's fiery mysteries!

Sun's core: 15 million degrees Celsius?!? How do they even measure that??