Sun, could a super hero "swim" on the Sun?

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I've always imagined that if some kind of super hero or machine would go into the gas giants it would slowly fade away into the clouds.  Kind of like when a plane goes into a cloud.

I guess this is actually two questions,  please answer both if you can.

1) What about the Sun?  Ignoring the blinding brightness, is there a discrete layer between sun-atmosphere and sun-surface like on rocky planets?

2) could a super hero swim on the Sun or would he be sucked into the core because the sun material has no bouyancy?

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Just took a bath.
Corona has become hotter

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The Sun's density increases with depth. It thus follows that an object made of some magic material that doesn't vaporise and isn't compressed much would sink into the Sun until it reached a depth where it's neutrally buoyant, and then float around there.

And no, I don't believe the Sun has a distinct surface. It's just increasingly hot and dense plasma as you go down.

Anonymous · Answer

1) What the hell is a 'sun-atmosphere'? Its called Photosphere and Chromosphere

2) Nothing will ever be able to swim on the sun cause the sun would crush there body no matter how strong they are. Superman can be killed by Kryptonite which has happened in the 'Batman Vs. Superman' Comics

Captain Matticus, LandPiratesInc · Answer

Dr. Manhattan walked on the surface of the Sun.

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2) only superheroes that are made of pure energy can besides superman because he draws his power from the sun so he could swim on the surface and thus become stronger than ever

borhan · Answer

Superhero's are the biggest looser on planet cz some idiots build their character who has nothing better to do in life .so yeah they are like puppet will do what you want them to do

Brad · Answer

technically no...the sun is purely gas and zero liquid or solids technically...so no one can "swim" on the sun

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Sun, could a super hero "swim" on the Sun?

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