How hot is the earth's core?

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Scientists have taken the temperature of Earth's core and found that the mercury there soars to about 6,650 degrees Fahrenheit. The sun's core, where solar energy is created, has a temperature of 27 million degrees F and 15 million degrees C. ChaCha

Answered by Christina J. - 47 days ago at 1:48pm on Apr 13 2012

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Temperatures at the center of the core may be as high as 7500 K, hotter than the surface of the Sun. Thanks &Got ChaCha?

Answered by Sarah G. - 1230 days ago at 12:48am on Jan 17 2009

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Earth's core would be 100,000 degrees Celsius if the pattern keeps going up as it does. Thanks for using ChaCha!

Answered by Holly V. - 1238 days ago at 10:39pm on Jan 08 2009