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I know that the temperature of the surface of the sun ranges around 5500-5800 kelvin, and IIRC, at such temperature it as a heated gas becomes visible in a white or whitish-yellow.
In the image attached here, it is from the 1AU mission from Destiny 2 where the main player has to cross a massive superweapon outside being exposed to the sun’s burning elements as the sun’s magnetic field is being disrupted.
What I wish to know, for experts in astrophysics, would the raining specks and streams of “fire” be considered the solar plasma from the surface? If so, would it still carry the temperature of the surface of the sun? or is it just heat and is dissipated?
In the image attached here, it is from the 1AU mission from Destiny 2 where the main player has to cross a massive superweapon outside being exposed to the sun’s burning elements as the sun’s magnetic field is being disrupted.
What I wish to know, for experts in astrophysics, would the raining specks and streams of “fire” be considered the solar plasma from the surface? If so, would it still carry the temperature of the surface of the sun? or is it just heat and is dissipated?