Toddsterpatriot
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- May 3, 2011
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Which star is hotter?Not sure what you’re arguing, the sun is a star. The hottest one! Space is ice cold why wouldn’t any star radiate? Each is its own gaseous item? The earth is ice cold compared to any star. Unless you got any material that shows observed radiationDid you read the link I posted? Cooler star? LOL our atmosphere is cold
You seem to be denying that one star can be cooler than another. You're denying that a red dwarf star is cooler than a blue-violet supergiant. That would indicate you're an imbecile. Being that you've demonstrated you're an imbecile, why should anyone not laugh at you?
The point sailing way over your head is that you claim a cooler object can't radiate towards a warmer object. So, by your moron science, a cooler star can't radiate towards a warmer star.
Is that indeed the case? Do you say that a cooler star can't radiate towards a warmer star? Is your moron science consistent that way?
Not sure what you’re arguing, the sun is a star. The hottest one
The Sun isn't close to being the hottest star.
Space is ice cold why wouldn’t any star radiate?
According to SSDD's misinterpretation, a 6000K star won't radiate toward an 8000K star.
Right?
Lots of stars are hotter than the Sun.