What if people could one day go to the sun?

Question

And they wet it with a whole bunch of water what would happen?

Answer 1

Some people I wish they would.

Answer 2

They couldn't carry enough water to cool it, and it still wouldn't stop its nuclear reactions, so any cooling of one tiny area would be useless.  Also, its photosphere is so hot that they would burn up long before they got close enough to do any spraying.

The Sun's outer visible layer is called the photosphere and has a temperature of 6,000°C (11,000°F).  Solar energy is created deep within the core of the Sun. It is here that the temperature (15,000,000° C; 27,000,000° F) and pressure (340 billion times Earth's air pressure at sea level) is so intense that nuclear reactions take place.

Answer 3

ONLY IN PARADISE WE CAN HAVE WATER TO DO THIS

Answer 4

if they can go to the sun in some type of craft that wont' burn up, it HAS to be due to some type of force field (i don't care where you look or how long you wait, you're never gonna find a material that wont' burn up at those tempatures, or melt at the very least, leaving a giant glob of metal and flesh, not a craft field with pepole) so this same obvious forcefield would obviously sheild the water as well, so nothing... you'd have a wet dripping ship with water collecting at the bottom of a bubble...

Answer 5

Water evaporates at 100 deg C.  Much lower in the vacuum of space. The surface of the sun is about 6000 deg C.  That's higher than the boiling point of all the elements.

Your craft would vaporize.  You would vaporize.  Your water would vaporize.  You realize that if you took all the water on earth and somehow flung it at the sun, it would immediately vaporize before ever getting near the surface?  All of it. If you threw the whole earth into the sun, the sun would hardly belch.  It's a million times the volume of the earth and 333,000 times the mass.

Answer 6

The water and the ship used to deliver it would be vaporise before it ever got close enough.

Answer 7

You would get a whole bunch of steam.