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Maybe should’ve said “tasty”.
“not very filling”
You wut, mate?
Because Jupiter is mostly gas and not really filling. Earth on the other hand has that crunchy crust along with that tasty, gooey center.
#&@ off purplehat you’re like the stupidest Marvel god ever,
why are you even eating Earth purplehat,
why aren’t you eating Jupiter it’s like 1300 bigger than Earth
guh!
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Except the particle collisions itself would rip you apart, transferring kinetic energy (heat) right into your molecules. Also, the sun has an atmosphere, and this atmosphere would transfer the heat directly into you as well.
Actually, the low mass density at the surface of the sun would allow to to walk there for several seconds before the heat enough to kill you is transferred to you from thee particles around.
The core of the sun maybe, but the surface of the sun is only about 20 times hotter than the hottest climate on Earth in absolute scale.
The Sun is several thousands of times hotter than the hottest part of the Earth. :T
Yes.
Let’s try deconstructed at the molecular level, and then the atoms themselves vibrate so much that they can’t even keep a hold of their electrons anymore, becoming free-moving electrons and nucleons; or a plasma in simple terms.
Try less than a millisecond.
We’ll have to settle for the next best thing.
I think so for maybe less then a second before you melt
@Ms. Harshwhinny
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No… nor can you walk on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus or Neptune.