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What would the inside of sun look like to the human eye?

So yesterday I saw a documentary about the sun and how photons are created in the core of stars. When they are first created though, they have so much energy that are in the form of gamma and X rays, which aren't visible to the human eye. So if these photons don't become visible light until the outer layer of the sun, does that mean the inside of the sun would be invisible to us?
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It would appear brilliantly bright for a short time. The photons from fusion would still be very high energy, but the photons from temperature would not. It would emit lots of ultraviolet, blinding you, but also visible light.

It's a short time because the gamma rays would make short work of you. The radiation exposure would turn your DNA into little ruined fragments.