It doesn’t make sense because you are thinking something hot would feel hot. It wouldn’t feel that hot if you stuck your hand it it. There just isn’t much “there” to feel, it’s almost a vacuum. But the few molecules of gas that are there, are moving really really fast, which is how you measure temperature. The same thing happens in the upper atmosphere of the earth actually. The “temperature” of the upper atmosphere is thousands of degrees but you wouldn’t notice it passing through.
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