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Originally Posted by bojan
Well guys, to be exact, Sirius A doesn't burn at 9,000°K, it radiates at that temperature 
The burning occurs at much much higher temperatures but inside the star itself. |
Maybe our entirely understanding of stellar astrophysics is flawed and it really does "burn"
I mean, we've never been inside a star! Maybe underneath the plasma surface, stars are really powered by unicorns and rainbows. I dare someone to prove me wrong