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Asker asked in Science & Mathematics Physics · 8 years ago

Why a star with more than 50,000 Kelvin degrees in temperature on its surface cannot exist?

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Steve4Physics
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8 years ago
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The hottest star surface temperature so far detected is around 200,00K. Read link for example.
Source(s): http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap951130.html
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8 years ago
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