Why do stars shine, /sci/?

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Anonymous Wed Dec 9 08:47:58 2015 No.7710066 [Reply] [Original]

Why do stars shine, /sci/?

Anonymous Wed Dec 9 08:52:12 2015 No.7710071

Because they are very hot.

In fact, every object inb the universe "shines" in the sense that they give off EM radiation. But the amount of radiation and the distribution of wavelengths depends on temperature. You give off mostly infrared. The sun is a lot hotter than you, so it gives off mostly visible light and UV.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 9 08:53:32 2015 No.7710075 >>7710066 because all that lava is hot.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 9 08:57:15 2015 No.7710078 >>7710075 u fgt

>>	The UNIVERSE Wed Dec 9 09:05:30 2015 No.7710087 >>7710066 I make light in the same way humans do.

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