It would mostly depend on whether you were in shade or in sunlight, and how far away from the Sun.
In Earth orbit, the raw energy from the Sun is about 1kW/m², which with a radiance similar to that of Earth, would leave a body at around average Earth temperature, or something like 14C… except the sunward side would end up charred, while the starward part kind of frozen.
But, here comes the fun part: a body would likely be rotating, like a slow roast, followed by freezing, breaking of blood vessels, then thawing, bubbling out, freezing, thawing, and so on, and on, and on.
Not sure if anyone has run the exact numbers as to what would it look like precisely, but my initial guess is “less than pleasant”.
It would mostly depend on whether you were in shade or in sunlight, and how far away from the Sun.
In Earth orbit, the raw energy from the Sun is about 1kW/m², which with a radiance similar to that of Earth, would leave a body at around average Earth temperature, or something like 14C… except the sunward side would end up charred, while the starward part kind of frozen.
But, here comes the fun part: a body would likely be rotating, like a slow roast, followed by freezing, breaking of blood vessels, then thawing, bubbling out, freezing, thawing, and so on, and on, and on.
Not sure if anyone has run the exact numbers as to what would it look like precisely, but my initial guess is “less than pleasant”.
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