Of its jobs, the sun provides energy that is vital for life on Earth. This energy comes as a result of its immense heat. But how hot is the sun exactly? Here is what you need to know about the ...

It goes without saying that the sun is hot, but actual temperatures at the sun might surprise you. The hottest part of the sun is in its core, where the temperature can rise to an unfathomable 27 ...

The deeper you dive, the hotter it gets — parts of the core are as hot as the surface of the Sun. At Earth’s surface, you see dirt, sand, grass and pavement, of course. Seismic vibrations ...

Representative image via Pexels The sun is hot and bright because of a process called nuclear fusion. Nuclear fusion is when the sun's core (the center of the sun) smashes together tiny particles ...

If you think a sunny day here on Earth gets toasty, imagine how much hotter it would be if you were flying through the upper layers of the sun's atmosphere ... And that incredibly hot upper ...

The deeper you dive, the hotter it gets – parts of the core are as hot as the surface of the sun. Related: Earth's layers: Exploring our planet inside and out As a professor of earth and ...

The deeper you dive, the hotter it gets – parts of the core are as hot as the surface of the Sun. At the Earth’s surface, you see dirt, sand, grass and pavement, of course. Seismic vibrations ...