133 Days on Sun

Spending 133 days on the Sun would be an incredibly harsh and impossible experience for humans. The Sun is a blazing ball of superheated gas with temperatures exceeding 5,500 degrees Celsius (9,932 degrees Fahrenheit) on its surface. Even getting close to the Sun would result in immediate vaporization.

In reality, no spacecraft or technology currently exists that could withstand such extreme conditions. The closest we can get to studying the Sun is through solar telescopes and spacecraft like NASA's Parker Solar Probe, which has been designed to withstand high temperatures but still maintains a safe distance from the Sun.

In summary, any attempt to spend 133 days on the Sun would be a fatal endeavor, as the conditions there are far beyond what any human or technology could endure.