Man has walked on the moon, but do you think man will ever walk on the sun?

Question

I know it's hot, but that's why they would go in winter when the sun is cold

Answer 1

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I've often thought about one day exploring Uranus.

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Answer 2

I don't plan to do that.  The soles of my feet are very sensitive to high temperature.

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Answer 3

No all year round it's thousands of degrees Celsius (I am American but I use metric)

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Answer 4

No, he never will...

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Answer 5

Please tell me that you wrote this to get an amusing answer!

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Answer 6

only if he had a good reason an the sun temperature becomes equal to the temperature of the Earth. moon walk is not the same as sun walk

Besides the earth would freeze without the Sun

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Answer 7

Our Sun is a Star

 Constantly in a state of Nuclear fission

 A Plasma with no real Surface

You could literally fly right through it

But be Vapourised

 The Temperature on the Surface is around 6, 000 

Internally, Millions of Degrees C

 Good Luck trying

I will have a beer as I Watch

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Answer 8

One day man will walk on the dark side of the sun. I have a dream!

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Answer 9

Maybe when they switch off the sun for night.

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Answer 10

Yet another fool who doesn't know there is no solid surface on the Sun.

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