General Misconceptions

Alrighty, next question, and the final one for the night since it's getting late here.

What is the hottest place in the Solar System?

 

Anymore questions?

 

In our soloar system. Either the centre of the sun, or venus?

 

the sun?

 

I know triton is the coldest, but for the hottest id guess like Leet said, the Sun

 

And you'd all be wrong. Keep going.

 

i hate you lmao. I give up. gnight

 

The center of the sun?

 

Love you too.
Anyways, I'm out. Suspect by the time I give this a check in the mornin' someone will have got it so I'll post something new then.

Quick Edit : Not the centre of the sun.

 

I found the answer, but I had to search for it on Google. I wouldn't consider it "general knowledge."

 

Mk, last post. Changed the title from Knowledge to Misconceptions as it seems to suit it more. ^^

 

If its not the sun (which I was almost positive it was!!!), it has to be a moon of some planet, and I'm tempted to say it is Venus' or Jupiter's' but I don't take astronomy so I don't really know any of the names of any moons D:

 

Venus is the hottest planet, but that only reaches ~480 celcius...
Stars burn for around 4,000 celsius...

We have artificially generated 10^14 celsius (100 million millions) as humans, and the 2 hottest substances that you can estimate as a heat source that are 'natural' courses is that of a nuclear missile and the center of the sun, which are projected to be nearly 10 million degrees celsius...

Besides all of that, I have no clue personally.

 

but it has to be in our solar system ><

 

sun spots?