Why does the sun not cool down to the temperature of its surrounding?
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because sun is so... hot. so the surrounding of the sun also hot
arjun0009:
I think isn't at the same temperature as the sun
space i mean
yaa its some wt different to the sun amd its surroundings..
exactly.. That's what I wanted to ask
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on sun continuously reactions take place
these reactions are exothermic
so they continuously libert heat n light energy
these reactions are exothermic
so they continuously libert heat n light energy
but things which go near stars do get burnt right?
yes
i think so
billions of km apart.. exactly.. that heat wouldn't be concentrated at a point and would spread causing very high temperatures
hey star's are more hot then the sun
of course there are stars having surface temperature to 15000 degrees.. almost 3 times of sun
yaa
yeah
and the fascinating thing is that the heat travels through radiation.. so loss of energy is very small
I think someone should pose this question to the genius category people here... Maybe to them question might be silly.
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