Sun's Core Temperature: Enabling Nuclear Fusion

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Sun's Core Temperature: Enabling Nuclear Fusion - 15.6 Million °C

The temperature of the Sun's core is approximately 15.6 million degrees Kelvin (not Celsius), which is indeed high enough for nuclear fusion reactions to occur.

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