if you could walk on the sun and you tried to jump, would the force of it keep you on the sun?

Question: if you could walk on the sun and you tried to jump, would the force of it keep you on the sun?
- Keywords:
  force,
  gravity,
  sun
Asked by Wokdabrij TGS to Connor, Jillian, Lidunka, Sarah, Steven on 15 Jun 2015.
- Lidunka Vocadlo answered on 15 Jun 2015:
  
  @Wokdabrij TGS Well for a start if you tried to walk on the sun you would burn up immediately as the surface is about 6000 degrees. Then, lets say you had a special heat suit, you would fall through the sun as it is just a bunch of gases burning. The gravity on the surface of the sun is nearly three times our Earth’s so yes, you would descend very very rapidly.
- Jillian Scudder answered on 15 Jun 2015:
  
  It turns out that a friend of mine had done this math – assuming that you could stand on the surface, and were immune to heat, and on earth, you could jump half a meter in the air, he worked out that for the sun you’d only be able to jump 2 cm. So you woudn’t be going anywhere by jumping!

Question: if you could walk on the sun and you tried to jump, would the force of it keep you on the sun?