Sun, Black Holes and Time

Q. Is the Sun a boiling pot of exploding gas and nuclear explosions or does it have a solid interior ? Let's pretend that you had a spaceship that could withstand the heat and gravity of the Sun. If you sailed towards the Sun, would you fly through it like it was a bowl of water or a room full of gas and exit the other side without damaging the spaceship? Or would you be stuck in the center forever like a black hole considering that a black hole is a dead Sun? What would happen when you entered the Sun? Would time stop, would you see multiple dimensions at once? Would you be able to communicate across space - (and not because you are dead...lol). 
A.  I get that the center of the sun is an incredibly dense, very heavy, ball of gases.  The more you go toward the center, the more solid it gets (it looks like a gel of gases versus a complete "true" solid). The pressure and density of the center would crush you instantly if you weren't in this "magical" space ship (I see references to diving to the great depths of the ocean).  

Regarding time and how the sun would effect it... I don't see time stopping, but I hear it bends (??).  If you were to go to the center of the sun and come back out your experience of time would be different.  It could seem to fast forward or rewind, and it feels off (I keep hearing the word "bent")  You wouldn't have control of what time line you came out on, and where on the time line you fell.  This looks to be involuntary (at least at our human vibration).  I do get the impression that higher evolved species can use the energy of the sun to aid in specific jumps in time and time lines.

A black hole feels very different than the sun.  A black hole feels so dark and lifeless, whereas the sun feels full of life and positive energy.  The surrounding of the sun looks to feed a person, and a black hold looks to extract energy (like a vampire).    Very different, very opposite experiences.

Q. I read earlier posts that you have written and you said that when you RV'd a black hole that it was ominous and that if you entered absolutely nothing could escape. Do you think that this is where evil spirits go ? Is this why you had a bad feeling about Black Holes is because they are filled with evil? 
A.  Black holes do feel very dark and negative. It came to me reading the question that black holes do hold a certain amount of lower vibrational energy.  I am reminded of a phrase I use when saging that "energy (good or bad) cannot be created or destroyed, but lower vibrational energies can be moved to where they are better served" and I send it on...  When I ask where it actually goes, I see this dark hole, i.e. a black hole.  I do see a black hole being filled with much negativity and darkness.

Q. Supposedly, time only exists on Earth. But I have seen references to Universal Time. Apparently it is used between ET's and other worlds. What is Universal Time? What is the unit that they use to measure 'time'. Instead of measuring the minute hand on a clock, is it something like the degradation of a star or the rotation of a galaxy? Something spacey? Thanks for the time you give to this blog!
A. I keep hearing the term solar time, but I cannot see anything related to universal time.  Our own system, and things coming to our system use our sun, and the light beams given off (photons) to measure time.  The light from our sun is the base of reference for interactions here.  

I also get that all "worlds" have some kind of sun in their system, and when a being travels to those other "worlds" the light from their sun is what serves as their measurement of time.  I don't see it as universal time, but rather a universal way of time measurement.

The last thing I get is light beams (photons) travel the same speed regardless of what "world" you are in, so even though the systems are independent, there is some consistency in how the unit of time is measured.

And that is all I have for this reading.  Thank you.  Love and light-