To make it a bit more explicit - this requires a LOT of energy. Much more than is typically used on a regular space launch. The closest man made object to the s

To make it a bit more explicit - this requires a LOT of energy. Much more than is typically used on a regular space launch. The closest man made object to the sun is the Parker solar probe and it required a very large rocket AND multiple planetary assists (meaning the planets have to be lined up just right, which doesn't happen often), and with all that it _still_ doesn't go into the sun, just close to it.