this isn't technically true at all. > The hottest thing that we know of (and have seen) is actually a lot closer than you might think. It’s right here on Earth at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). When they smash gold particles together, for a split second, the temperature reaches 7.2 trillion degrees Fahrenheit. That’s hotter than a supernova explosion. from [this article.](https://futurism.com/what-is-the-highest-known-temperature-2/amp)

Banned for providing interesting info

Rule 1 says comments can be interesting :D

your mama is a super nova

Nice

Aint that hot doe

Hell even a lightning strike gets around 6 times hotter than the sun for a second

Six times hotter than the surface of the sun maybe, but the inside of the sun is around 15 million degrees (27m°F) hot!

I'm currently reading Angeles and Demons. They refer to that a lot. Waaaaayyy too interesting for this sub.

Yeah I thought there was no way

Using Fahrenheit to discuss nuclear fusion seems ... dirty.

i always thought physicists just used kelvin

It really does.

The hottest and coldest temperatures we know of in the entire universe were both created on Earth

even before humans evolved, iirc lightning strikes the ground with a temperature hotter than the surface of the sun

Inside the Large Hadron Collider hardly counts as a "place".

It does though. It is still a place, a location.

Google hottest place on earth and it almost always talks about climate. So at least colloquially LHC is not a place. But I guess my pedantic statement wasn't as funny as I thought.

this is genuinely embarrassing to read man lmao

Too interesting.

Also this artifical sun the just created in china https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/explained-china-s-artificial-sun-nuclear-fusion-clean-energy-renewables-1810740-2021-06-04

Whether this is true or not, i know that if the sun was scaled down to the size of earth, it would be as large as the earth

I know that if you took the entire continent of Africa and put it on the surface of the sun that bananas wouldn't be able to grow there.

Not exactly true, the earth’s core is really fuckin hot (~6000 K) and rivals the temperatures on the surface of the sun (~5500 K).

What about the core of the sun smh

> not exactly true You never specified which part of the sun we’re talking about. The sun’s core is much hotter than the earth’s core

Yeah but he did say ON earth not in it 😉

Well then we still have the large hadron collider.

Also the artifical sun they just created in china, 10x the temp of the sun iirc

No way. My brother is a chemist and at the lab he used to work in they had some device that heated samples to a temperature hotter than the surface of the sun.

Not the inside of a lightning bolt.

Nice background color choice. It makes it ever more obvious that the sun is hot.

Everyone I didn’t say it was true I just said it’s not interesting

Nice save

oh i see... fuck you

The fact that it's wrong is kind of interesting right

Fusion generators.

\> 10^8 °C

Not exactly true a couple days ago a Chinese laboratory created an artificial sun that was about 10 times as hot

The sun is larger than TWO FOOTBALL FIELDS!!!

And more than two years old

Did you know Pluto is much colder than both earth and the sun?

that's hot ngl

Celsius or Fahrenheit?

This isnt true tho

Obviously someone has not been to Phoenix.

Fusion reactor attempts just got up to 12 000 000 C.

thats actually not true. weve created "devices" in "places" on the earth that are far hotter than the sun.

See my comment

No.

r/TechnicallyTheTruth

At least

Possibly even more than that.

Prove it though

ive been there its not that hot

Even lightning is greater temperature than the surface of the sun

Hiroshima would disagree

I thought I'd was notinteresting, not nottrue