Is the sun's surface terrestrial or gas?

Answer 1

Because the sun made of hydrogen and helium, which at the temperatures the sun sustains cannot maintain a liquid or solid form. The sun is actually primarily made of plasma. Plasma is considered by some scientists to be a unique form of gas, and by others to be a different form of matter, entirely its own.

Answer 2

Neither. There are four common states of matter. We're familiar wit three; solid, liquid, and gas. There is another; plasma. In a plasma, the material is heated so hot that some or all of the electrons are freed from their normal bonds.

The Sun's surface is a plasma, far hotter than any gas.

Answer 3

Yes, pure gas. Plasma, actually - this is sometimes considered a separate state of matter. Plasma is like gas, but most atoms are ionized, due to the high temperature.

In any case, due to the high temperatures, you won't find solids or liquids on the Sun.

Answer 4

Yes the Sun is technically a gas, its based on a star, and a star is completely made of gas, whatever your doing, just note that the sun IS a gas,

Answer 5

No. Venus has a dense atmosphere - much denser than Earth - but it also has a surface, just like Earth.

Answer 6

The sun's surface is primarily composed of gas. It is made up mostly of hydrogen and helium, with a small amount of other elements.

Answer 7

it is a gas