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I never get tired of learning about the mysteries of space. Thanks for this fascinating video

@theultimatequizchallenge

13 күн бұрын

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The sun is a white dwarf star not yellow it may seem yellow in earth but in space the sun is colour white it looks yellow bcz of earth's atmosphere

@theultimatequizchallenge

Ай бұрын

At the moment, the sun is yellow dwarf . It will eventually become a white dwarf billions of years from now, after exhausting its nuclear fuel.

@eduardosolis2253

25 күн бұрын

@@theultimatequizchallenge do u mean in 5 billion year then sun will be come a red giant type star enfolding earth Mercury Venus in the process and will exhaust its nuclear fuel and turn to a WHITE DWARF the sun doesn't have enough mass to be a black hole...

@eduardosolis2253

25 күн бұрын

@@theultimatequizchallengeit's literally a White type star it looks yellow bcz of the earth's atmosphere bro

@eduardosolis2253

25 күн бұрын

@@theultimatequizchallenge the sun is not yellow? It's actually white. If you were to view the sun from the International Space Station or the moon, you'd see its true color. Check space photos online. See the true color of the sun? The reason the sun appears yellow during the day from Earth, or orange to red at sunrise and sunset, is because we view our favorite star through the filter of the atmosphere. This is one of the tricky ways in which light and our eyes change the way we perceive colors, as is the case with the so-called impossible colors.

@koriemiee

18 күн бұрын

@@eduardosolis2253it is true that the sun is color white, but it is a yellow dwarf star, because our suns kelvin is 6000, and yellow dwarfs stars range from 5300 kelvin to 600 kelvin.