can hulk survive the sun?

We all know superman, thor, surfer, gladiator, sentry, and firelord could survive the sun but could the hulk i say yes.

Long term exposure? ❌

A short burst of the Sun's heat? ✅

Originally posted by Galan007
Long term exposure? ❌

A short burst of the Sun's heat? ✅

I'd give him a very brief time in the sun (more than a burst less than 15 seconds) actually thanks to his HF

Dident the hulk shake of a super nova from torch?

How hot is the sun compared to the magma in the Earths core? We can't really gauge whether or not the magma in Planet Hulk was hotter or cooler than Earths, so...

Originally posted by MightyEInherjar
How hot is the sun compared to the magma in the Earths core?

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In proportian to an open flame (the sun) and ice (magma)

Depends how mad he is and the writer.

- FO!!

it isn't likely. Superman thrives on the sun and in all star superman he's dieing cause of to much solar energy

Originally posted by Redatom65
it isn't likely. Superman thrives on the sun and in all star superman he's dieing cause of to much solar energy

Yes but allstar is just another version of supes. That's the nice thing about comics it's down to the writer what anything does to a character in a story. He can stay in the sun for thousands of years and gain a ppower up or be overloaded by it depending on plot.

- FO!!

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
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In proportian to an open flame (the sun) and ice (magma)

Actually, from what I just got done reading, that's not the case at all.

The temperature in the inner core is about 9032 - 10832 F, whereas the temperature of the Sun can range from 7000 F (in Sun Spots), 10000 - 11000 F in the photosphere, which is where Hulk would likely be.

The inner core of the Sun however is a completely different story, and would be closer to the analogy you provided. The odds of Hulk EVER getting there though, should be about the same odds as seeing Chuck Norris watch Lifetime. Never.

So, going off of these temperatures, I would say Hulk could survive for quite awhile in the sun, but would be incinerated at the core of the sun (or likely before he got there). Not to mention it would be him traveling the equivalent of over 52 Earths to get there.

Originally posted by Priest
Dident the hulk shake of a super nova from torch?

I'm sure he could, but that's not the issue. Johnny's nova blast lasts how long? A short exposure, no problem. But survive indefinitely in the sun? No.

Question I haven't seen addressed yet;

Core of the sun, or surface? The difference in temperatures is RIDICULOUS.

Originally posted by Soljer
Question I haven't seen addressed yet;

Core of the sun, or surface? The difference in temperatures is RIDICULOUS.

Wouldn't gravity drag him toward the center anyway? Or do I have my physics wrong?

Originally posted by Redatom65
it isn't likely. Superman thrives on the sun and in all star superman he's dieing cause of to much solar energy

Originally posted by Priest
Dident the hulk shake of a super nova from torch?

SO HE CANT THEN

Originally posted by xmeat
SO HE CANT THEN

It depends on various factors.

Its possible that he would survive heat = to the sun's surface for a while thanks to his HF (think Father Duré in Hyperion)

The center of the sun would incinerate him instantly because his durability comes from healing and tough skin not a defensive aura or magical protection like others that can stand on or in the sun.

I'm sure they could figure out some plot device to let him survive it if they really wanted to.

he would survive a while thanx to his rage and healing factor...but not for too long...idk really.

Well if he was thrown into the Sun he doesn’t have the ability to escape so he would be stuck there so that would make it long term. Hulk has survived multiple nuclear explosions which the fireball is over 10,000,000 degrees F and came out pretty much OK, the photosphere of the sun is around 10,000 degrees F and several hundred miles thick. I don’t think (could be wrong) but the gradational pull of the core is strong enough to pull him through the photosphere.

Originally posted by ThePittman
Well if he was thrown into the Sun he doesn’t have the ability to escape so he would be stuck there so that would make it long term. Hulk has survived multiple nuclear explosions which the fireball is over 10,000,000 degrees F and came out pretty much OK, the photosphere of the sun is around 10,000 degrees F and several hundred miles thick. I don’t think (could be wrong) but the gradational pull of the core is strong enough to pull him through the photosphere.