What would happen if a sun made of ice would collide with a normal, lava-made sun? Both suns would be the same size and ice-made sun's temperature would be -1000 degrees of celsius and normal sun's temperature +1000 degrees of celsius.
Would their combined effects cancel each other out so that instead there would be only empty space or one 0-degree sun?
There are stupid questions.
Just watch a 1000 degree knife vs -1000 degree knife video.
>normal, lava-made sun
What?
The sun is not made of lava, it is obviously made of hot molten cheddar cheese.
The normal lava sun would melt the ice sun before they even touch so it'll just be a bunch of water hitting it. While this would likely cool a large portion of the lava the net temperature would still be quite high.
And stupid people .
stars are not made of lava... they are made of plasma and are massive natural nuclearreactors that output massive ammounts of heat. if a starsized chunk of ice where to get close it would evaporate before it would even be able to TOUCH the star.
go and watch some documentaries about space faggot.
0 K is the lower limit. There is no possibility for a colder sun. also an only 1000°C sun would not really work out becauso it is way too cold for a sun to exist. forget this question its making no sense.
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Lowest possible temperature is -278 celcius retard
>-1000 degrees
Wot
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this pasta is so old that i conpletely forvot about it
ice cant be colder then -274, so there is that
but i hope this helps
(temp. X volume+temp x volume)/ total volume= new temp
Get out newfag
the sun uses hydrogen for fusion
as water is made up of hydrogen (and oxygen), the sun would have even more fuel
so in the long run, the sun would even heat up and/or burn longer
All these newfag falling for obvious bait… kill yourselves
Absolute zero is -273.15 degrees
Stars aren't made of fucking molten rock
And a ball of ice is not a star
actually, reaching zero kelvin would violate the laws of physics
that heisenberg-guy founf out that you can never know the velocity AND place of a particle
at zero kelvin all movement would stop
therefore you would know the velocity (zero) and the place
which isn't possible, therefore reaching zero kelvin isn't possible
Lava made.....................................
The mass would perhaps decrease in temperature at first, but as the two masses of the stars combined it would create even more heat via fusion and gravity.
how do you think earth was born user?
lava sun melted the ice sun witch in turn cooled the lava sun turning it into stone then the two just combined
get out of my Sup Forums nefag
Stars are too hot and unstable to be made of ice from all the nuclear fusion going on in their core, you fucking faggot. A big ball of ice would merely be a huge comet
Jesus, summer starts coming earlier and earlier every year. Unless this is just what getting old feels like.
there is no way of an object with the mass of the sun not being hot. now die because you're a stupid shit - and i know b8 but you dont faggot
But what if the ice star goes super nova, turns into black hole, sucks the magma star in and creates a Boltzmann brain.
HUH? think before you talk faggots
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