-_- this is not even close to possible. Everything who comes even somewhat near the sun is vaporized. Even if there was, which there isn't, it would never be found.

Then wrote -_- this is not even close to possible. Everything who comes even somewhat near the sun is vaporized. Even if there was, which there isn't, it would never be found.

right but you never know , whats out there

Tell me how anything could survive the heat of the sun, and on the INSIDE? Not even close to possible.

Okay, you realize that things can adapt.

THERE COULD BE LIFE just a different species that can withstand the heat.

Yes we would never know because we can go up there.

But there could be a life form of some sort living inside the sun.

you all say this BUT, there are theories about after we die we become pure energy as energy we would theoreticaly not be affected by heat and as such could exist inside the sun also, no one knows what the core of the sun IS and as such cannot comment on what we could expect to be there

GV

Hmm, it's an interesting thought, and is possible.

I would consider it very implausible though.
From what we know about the sun, it just doesn't seem likely.

SeasonedPeter wrote Okay, you realize that things can adapt.

THERE COULD BE LIFE just a different species that can withstand the heat.

Yes we would never know because we can go up there.

But there could be a life form of some sort living inside the sun.

You're right, there could be life, but it is unlikely, mainly because of the fact it would be near enough impossible for a species to makes it to the sun without being vaporized. I know you say that they could've adapted, but that would mean they have come from somewhere that is near to that temperature, which then again is possible, but highly unlikely. And, therefore that means then again they have adapted to the cold of space whilst travelling. Extremophiles

SeasonedPeter wrote Okay, you realize that things can adapt.

THERE COULD BE LIFE just a different species that can withstand the heat.

Yes we would never know because we can go up there.

But there could be a life form of some sort living inside the sun.

Point taken, there could be a possibility a life form which can take extreme heat,
just like there are that can survive in absolute zero temperature.

GR33NV3N0M wrote you all say this BUT, there are theories about after we die we become pure energy as energy we would theoreticaly not be affected by heat and as such could exist inside the sun also, no one knows what the core of the sun IS and as such cannot comment on what we could expect to be there

GV

You're Already Condensed Of Energy and Sorts. Once You're Gone It Breaks Bonds from your Body. Also, The core Is considered to Be Gases.