Is it true or false that the Sun has no solids instead only gases are found on Sun?

Answer 1

Answer #2: Technically mostly plasma is found on stars rather than gasses due to the immense pressure and heat under the surface ionizing the matter in the core. However, depending on how you look at it, the majority of a star's life has a solid core or not. For the entirety of the main-sequence, an average star's core is entirely helium plasma. However, when a star has fully depleted all of its fuel, it is left with a solid iron-nickel core that, if the star is not too massive, will float through space forever (Or at least until something destroys it), taking about 10 quadrillion years to cool to near-absolute zero. By the way, the Sun is considered an average star.

Yep, or so says a surprisingly knowledgable warthog. The center of the sun is constantly under a very high pressure and at an incredible temperature. I doubt anything could be solid in or around it.