if i COULD jump to the sun how close would i get before being burnt to a crisp?
413800
Depends if you were going in the daytime or at night.
332559
How about trying a tanning bed for a few days before you lay out in the sun.
523033
put on some sun screen
90739
first degree burn will damage your skin, that's around 80 - 100 degrees C i think
822736
I'd climb over to  Colorado, turn around and watch the sun set.  Sunsets, no matter where you are are better because you don't have to get up so early,
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Nothing, you'd be dead after a second or two. If you did manage to survive, methane.... one big, farty planet.
264877
you would burn up before you got to the other side
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From the great Swami: You will experience periods of light and darkness, you will travel far ~1/6 of the way around the sun. You will devour at least 60 pounds of food (or 27 kilograms, if you prefer). You will hear many amazing and dumb predictions. You will try to make sense of these predictions and choose a best one. This one will not be it! You will begin to understand the randomness of the answers you are givin in life, and that they are all dependant upon your perceptions as well as those of the person answering. This may disappoint you, but be faithful to yourself and humanity, young Swami, and the true answers will come to you when you least expect them.
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sun and weather if you have infinite patience\nsoak in water/ bleach solution if not
591558
depends on your latitude. You have to find a sun-path chart for your latitude.
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To Skully:\nI often jump too quickly to answer a question, but it's a bad habit.  Solar sails and radiometers:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_sail\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crookes_radiometer\n\nIn fact, light is responsible for the motion of all electrons.\n\nAs for the original question, I'm going to assume that you're a two meter long (rather tall, actually) 65 kilogram plank.  Your center of gravity would have to be displaced about .25 meters (off your feet) to tip you over.  Gravity exerts a maximum torque of about 80 N*m on you.  At the top of your head, that torque produces 40 newtons.  When it's reflected, light exerts a "pressure" of 2*I/c where I is the intensity of light (in watts per meter^2).  Multiplying both sides by area and plugging this into my calculator produces about 6 billion watts (and remember, that's if you wear a reflective surface on your head and it's only enough to tip you over, not actually knock you down).  I'd say you're pretty safe from sudden "light gusts".
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About 6 feet, which isn't an issue, unless you live at,near or below sea level. If you do, you should move anyway.
870628
Midnight 'till about 2a ET.  Find a spot where there are no lights in your eyes and stare at the sky.  I hope you see some shooting stars.  Make a wish if you do...
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well if you dont have sensitive skin i would say no longer than 15 minutes tops! if you have very fair/ light skin that is sensitive I would say no longer than 8-10 minutes it can be painful if you burn! and be sure to use tanning lotions the can help prevent burning
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Slap yourself pretty hard where you think you are sunburned. If it hurts so band you fall to the floor then you have sunburn. Hey, it's works.
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I fuc7ing hope not, I wouldnt want anyone I talk to burning up like that, do you know how hot the sun is............Oh Oh you mean metephorically.......ah I see now............Dont scare me like that
753019
stay outta the sun - its bad\n\nI'm really pale and i've got even paler bits from the sun !