Will humans ever walk on the sun

The way technology is going..why not?

The real question is: "how many times will this same, lame-brained question be asked on here by morons so incredibly dimwitted that (a) they think they're being original and (b) they're incapable of looking up previously asked questions?"

EDIT: it's a pity there aren't more well thought-out questions. Here I am, brain the size of a planet, answering troll questions (to paraphrase Douglas Adams)

No, but Dr. Manhattan has walked across the surface of the sun. He has witnessed events so tiny and fast, they can hardly be said to have occurred at all. Earth's smartest human poses no more threat to him than does it's smartest termite.

Im pretty sure it's safe to say no. There is no known element, combination of elements, heat shielding, froce field that could withstand the heat of our local yellow dwarf. Temp. ~1.57 × 10 to the seventh power kelvin.

Even technology cannot make it possible which is logically impossible! Questions with a bit logical background ll be greatly entertained!

I agree with GLH - it is more likely that you are trolling on this endlessly repeated question that ignores the nature and temperature of the sun.

no
1) it has no surface that you can walk on
2) if it had a surface the light and the radiation would be too high to be near it.

The sun is way too hot. It already gives people sun burns and skin cancer from radiation.. so no. That'd be a bad thing if we even tried.

Sun is basically ball of Hy and He gasses. It has no surface like a planet. No walking on it is impossible.


-rds

Never

No. The sun is way too hot for anything to ever be on it.

no, the sun is made of gas

I dont think so mate, maybe after some heroin but other than that no

Because its so damn hot