133 Days on to Sunday

The concept of spending any amount of time on the sun's surface is not feasible due to its extreme temperatures and conditions. The sun is a massive ball of hot, glowing gases primarily composed of hydrogen and helium. Its surface, known as the photosphere, has temperatures that can reach around 5,500 degrees Celsius (9,932 degrees Fahrenheit). Additionally, the sun's immense gravity and the lack of a solid surface make it impossible for anything to land or remain on its surface.

If someone were to hypothetically spend even a fraction of a second on the sun's surface, they would be instantly vaporized by the intense heat and radiation. In reality, human technology and biology are not equipped to withstand the extreme conditions found on the sun. Therefore, discussing spending any amount of time on the sun's surface, even 133 days, goes beyond the boundaries of current scientific understanding and technological capabilities.