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How hot is the core of our sun?

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How hot is the core of our sun?

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The Temperature of the core of our Sun is 27 million degrees Fahrenheit

It is very hot, as surface temperature is just 6000 K

Hope this helps!

Paul Van Dyk answered Jul 8, 2018

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