What is the temperature of the solar core?
Correct answer: 27 Million Degrees Fahrenheit
tunegrabber
I was only off by 23.5 million...
RedSeaDiver
Answers should be given in Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Soleil10001
Player #3582115,
'Solar' refers to Sun...
baymax
how do they know? I mean how do they get the info? it's not as if anyone has ever been there!!
WhoLetTheDogsOut?
jsh, 27 million degrees Fahrenheit is close to 15 million degrees Celsius. Next closest answer was just under 2 million degrees Celsius. Using Fahrenheit or Celsius doesn’t appreciably change the result in this instance.
Mars V
You could fry an egg!
Snance
Bet it's hard to get an ice 🧊 cube there...
Deborah
TRUE CANADIAN Laurel, And many of us, like myself, are cogent in both imperial and metric measurements. I was first schooled in imperial measurements before Trudeau Senior changed Canada to measure in metric.
jsh
Questions that only show Fahrenheit disadvantage a lot of quizzers. This should be changed.
Tremain White
fact: the core of our own planet is hotter than the surface of our sun.
Player #41683953
great place to suntan..diana in rainy seattle. happy Turkey day everyone
Byrde Alpha Bitch
ColonelSwak, millwallmarty is correct & your words prove his point. It is still a guess, an educated guess at best. Not a hard fact.
Evilnmean
Soleil10001, ⁸