is the sun hot or cold?
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iiiits really cold, help me i'm freezing!!!!;)(jk) cheers
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The hottest part of the day will vary depending on cloud cover, latitude, daylight savings time, etc.  Just before 3PM is typically the hottest part of the day in the temperate zones.  To be more exact, the hottest part of the day is when the thermal input from the sun and cloud-ground transfer equals the thermal loss from ground albedo, just before the loss becomes greater.
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THe SUN IS NOT BURNING. IT IS MADE UP OF MILLION OF STARS SO IT DOES NOT NEED TO BURN.
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The tilt of the planet causes uneven heating of the Earth's surface,during the summer months,the northern hemisphere is closer to the sun,causing warm weather,as the Earth orbits the sun,it maintains this tilt,until the northern hemisphere is farther,causing cold weather.Consequentialy,when the northern hemisphere is experiencing winter,the southern hemisphere is experiencing summer and vice versa.Spring and fall are the time in between these transitions.
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no no it is kinda warm
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the weather is pretty cold because it it far from the sun.It's temperature is -214 C.Its atmosphere is mainly made of hydrogen and methane gas.It has seasons different from us because it is tipped over its side
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your breath is warm compared to cold temperatures
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The central region of the sun is extremely hot and its temperature is about(2*10^7) degree Celcius.The interior of the sun consits mainly of Hydrogen.At this extremely high temperature inside the sun,Hydrogen nucleiare being continuously converted into helium nuclei by a reaction called Nuclear Fusion.In this process, four hydorgen nuclei combine together to form a Helium nucleus,whose mass is slightly less than the total mass of the four hydrogen nuclei.This mass difference is converted into energy.Sun emits this energy in the form of heat and light which is termed as Solar Energy.
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Through some ridiculous idea, scientists have been able to continue their ridiculous campaign to convince you that the core of the Sun is the hottest even though the Sun's halo-like  corona is 300 times hotter.  Sunspots show us an interior of the Sun that is even cooler than the surface, so how can this be if the core is supposed to be even hotter?  Well it isn't, and that's not where light is created and that's not where fusion takes place.\n\nLook into the "electric universe." Do a search for it.
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If you are talking about the sun's surface, then the earth's core is hotter than it, because the earth's core is 15,000 C while the sun's surface is 5,000 C only. But if you compare the earth's core with the sun's core, then the sun's core temperature is estimated to be 14,000,000 C - 15,000,000 C.
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Hottest - The Sun\nCoolest - Deep Space
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really cold. In the cold, you can at ;east attempt to get warm with layers and bodily heat. IN the heat unless you have air con, you can NEVER get cooled down
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The planet's temp. depends on their distance frm the sun. Otherwise it's all vaccum and thus can't have temp.
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The sun is not a planet.
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You would surmise, that since the sun is the source of the heat for the\nearth and atmosphere, that the atmosphere should be warmer at points closer\nto the sun, like at the TOP of the atmosphere, instead of the reverse.\n\n   But the atmosphere is not warmed directly by the sun...it is warmed by the\nEARTH...!  Most of the energy from the sun arrives at the earth in the form\nof light energy, or short-wave energy. The atmosphere is transparent to\nshort-wave energy, and most of the solar energy reaches the surface of the\nearth, where it is absorbed. This energy warms the surface of the earth,\nwhich, in turn, warms the atmosphere with long-wave energy. The type of\nenergy radiated by a star primarily depends on the temperature. So the\nenergy from the sun arrives at the earth as short-wave (in the visible part\nof the spectrum) energy, and leaves the earth as long-wave (in the infra-red\npart of the spectrum) energy.\n\n   The atmosphere is not transparent to long-wave radiation, and absorbs the\nheat energy from the earth. That part of the atmosphere closest to the earth\ngets the most energy and is the warmest.\n\n   Because the sun is nearly overhead in the latitudes nearest the equator,\nthose locations receive more solar energy per unit area, and become warmer\nthan those locations near the poles. This difference in the amount of energy\nreceived and subsequent heating of the atmosphere and evaporation of water\nfrom the lakes and oceans, is what drives the "weather machine" on the\nearth.
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the sun is not getting hotter out ozone layer is thinner so the suns rays are getting through more
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1. the surface is colder than the atmoshpere.\n2. it is about 1/2 of the way through its life span.\n3. its size is such that it could explode as a nova, or just collapse into a white dwarf.\n4. sun spots produce alot of electrical activity, and are a cause of solar flares.\n5. The sun is relatively small compared to most other stars.\n6. The outside of the sun (corona) reaches tempuratures of 27,000,000 degrees fahrenheit.\ni cant seem to scratch my brain for anything more.\nmight i suggest google.com?