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The sun is roughly the same temperature all the time.

  1. the visible photosphere is about 5,000C
  2. the corona (outside the photosphere) is about 2,000,000C
  3. the core (where hydrogen fusion happens) is about 13,000,000C
The sun has several other layers, each with its own temperature.
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