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No, not with any manned missions. The energy would fry anything that comes close. Perhaps we will be able to send probes to reasonable distances, or to Mercury, to make observations. We currently have probes in our general vacinity that are taking amazingly beautiful and informative 3D images of the sun.
What else can I help you with?
Is it possible for the Sun to go supernova?
no. it is not large enough.
Could it be possible for humans to live with out the sun?
possibly not, because we rely on certain organisms that rely on the sun to survive. We would need to evolve.
How can you visit the sun without burning up riddle?
Go at night...
Is it possible to go to Mars?
Yes. It is possible. In fact, we may travel to Mars soon.
Is it possible for a normal person to go to the midnight sun?
yes
Why did laika the dog go into space?
to see if it was possible for humans to survive. if the dog couldn't survive it wouldn't be good for humans. it wouldn't guarantee humans couldn't go it but they would know what they where dealing with
Is it possible to make the earth go farther from sun and so make the planet cooler?
It is not humanly possible at this time to alter earth's orbit around the sun.
Do humans go to antarctica when the sun isn't shining?
Humans travel to and from the Antarctic continent when it is accessible either by ship or by airplane. During the winter season -- when the sun isn't shining, the continent is not accessible.
Can humans change forms?
No..would be the most probable answer..But then you will have to go deep into your visions to give you a sense that it is possible!I believe it is possible!
Do humans burn or melt near the sun?
Humans Burn Near the sun. Humans can never just melt next to the sun especially when the sun is over 1 billion degrees Celcius.
How can humans be damaged by the sun?
Humans can die of skin cancer , or even a sun stroke.
Were the very first humans happy to see the sun?
It is impossible to know for certain how the very first humans felt about seeing the sun, as this occurred thousands of years ago. However, seeing the sun likely provided warmth, light, and security, so it is possible that they felt a sense of wonder and gratitude towards it.
