What happens if someone went into the sun?

Answer 1

In an article I read recently called "Life in the Sun" by Erasmatazz on erasmatazz.com the author explores the likelihood of life having developed inside or on the Sun. He says that we are made of atoms of various kinds arranged in Negentropy, that is in a state of flux, movement. "And that's the whole point about life: it's not energy, it's not matter, it's a highly organized arrangement of matter -- matter graced with lots of negentropy". He notes that the Sun is also a body containing all the components that make up life and it is in a state of high negentropy. The life of an organism depends on changes in energy to be able to grow and move, plants need high and low energy periods, day and night. He goes on that the inside of a star is the best place to find high levels of negentropy, "But, deep inside the sun, there's another place that might just support life. It's the transition zone between the radiative layer and the convective layer. You've got lots of negentropy pouring out of the core and piling up in this transition zone, in much the same way that those photons hit the earth's surface."

Getting there would be a problem because of the estimated Heat in the Suns corona. But..

In 2011 on 16th December something frozen did manage to stay frozen inside the corona of the Sun. It was the only 2 days that there was ZERO activity of the Sun in that year, no flares or sunspots. quote from space.com - "Comet Lovejoy plunged through the sun's corona at about 7 p.m. EST today (midnight GMT on Dec. 16), coming within 87,000 miles (140,000 kilometers) of our star's surface. Temperatures in the corona can reach 2 million degrees Fahrenheit (1.1 million degrees Celsius), so most researchers expected the icy wanderer to be completely destroyed. " It was described before the encounter as a gritty ball of ice and it survived for an Hour Inside the corona! therefore it is the ACTIVITY of the Sun that causes damage not the temperature because Ice Melts in Heat.

Therefore if someone went into the Sun during a time of ZERO activity as far as the transition zone between the radiative layer and the convective layer they might have a chance of actually living and finding something wonderful.

by Saparonia