How hot is 6000 degrees Celsius?

Answer 1

6000 degrees Celsius is extremely hot, as it is well above the melting point of most known substances. At this temperature, materials like iron would be in a molten state. To put it into perspective, the surface of the sun is around 5500 degrees Celsius, so 6000 degrees Celsius is even hotter than the surface of the sun.

Answer 2

6000 degrees Celsius is extremely hot. It is equivalent to over 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit, and at this temperature, most materials will melt or even vaporize. The heat generated at this level can cause severe burns and is used in industrial processes like metalworking and forging.

Answer 3

As hot as the sun's surface. How hot do you feel under the sun? It is around 70C when solar radiation hit your body in average. You can imagine if you were in front of the sun in space you would be burned in less than 1 second.

Answer 4

what do you mean how much? do you mean how much is that much celsius in Fahrenheit? In kelvin?

You need to rephrase your question.

And it's CELSIUS not Celsius