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The sun is white

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i doubt it , there's a difference between actually being white and just being so bright that it appears white . the sun is fire , which is orange/yellow . it just appears white bc there's lots of fire = makes it brighter

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is this part of the new anti-DEI policies?

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uhm i'll wait for katy's confirmation as she actually went to space

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I watch National Geographic daily and never heard of this nonsense. If Morgan Freeman didn't say it, it's not true!

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2 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

uhm i'll wait for katy's confirmation as she actually went to space

She went at night though :sabrina:

The Sun can be whatever color it wants to be.

 

Rainbow gelato in the streets, Renaissance yachtin' in Capri.

 

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Not a surprising statement coming from someone with a Taylor Swift avatar 

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They already did this to Jesus and now they want to do it to the sun? Stop the revisionism!

36 minutes ago, May said:

i doubt it , there's a difference between actually being white and just being so bright that it appears white . the sun is fire , which is orange/yellow . it just appears white bc there's lots of fire = makes it brighter

girl, don't spread misinformation.

the sun is not fire: it's plasma with tons of nuclear fusion. it's different because plasma is an entirely separate state of matter compared to, say, a campfire, which only emits color in the yellow-orange-red range.

the sun is white because it emits blackbody radiation, which covers the entire visible spectrum of light (ie: every color), which all merge into white (hellllooo famous prism image). super bright does not make something "whiter": you can have objects that are super bright, but will remain a constant color (like sodium lamps). we sometimes see it as orange-yellow range because our atmosphere scatters the photons which changes the way the color is perceived, kinda like the atmosphere is a giant pair of sunglasses that distorts true color.

get a science degree henny! things are NOT always what they appear to be to our pedestrian monkey brains: can't be using campfires to explain totally different physics on the photosphere of the sun.
 

Just now, fulgadrum said:

girl, don't spread misinformation.

the sun is not fire: it's plasma with tons of nuclear fusion. it's different because plasma is an entirely separate state of matter compared to, say, a campfire, which only emits color in the yellow-orange-red range.

the sun is white because it emits blackbody radiation, which covers the entire visible spectrum of light (ie: every color), which all merge into white (hellllooo famous prism image). super bright does not make something "whiter": you can have objects that are super bright, but will remain a constant color (like sodium lamps). we sometimes see it as orange-yellow range because our atmosphere scatters the photons which changes the way the color is perceived, kinda like the atmosphere is a giant pair of sunglasses that distorts true color.

get a science degree henny! things are NOT always what they appear to be to our pedestrian monkey brains: can't be using campfires to explain totally different physics on the photosphere of the sun.
 

if it walks like a duck , and it quacks like a duck , then it's a duck

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