/sci/ what would happen if a -1000°C planet made out of ice

>>8477122
>-1000°C planet
your thread is just as cancerous as the sun-lava-ice thing - shitposting never really changes

>>8477140
honestly, the true cancer is the faggots like you who get mad and call out shitposters.
The reason that people shitpost is obviously for some reason other than people like you getting mad over luls - oh, wait, nevermind... that's the exact reason people shitpost.

I mean, wow dude, you're so damn smart - you could tell it was a shitpost! I didn't know that you couldn't have a -1000 C sun. You're sooo smart. Keep calling them out - I wouldn't want to get fooled. If you call them out enough maybe they will stop!

I bet you didn't even sage.

>>8477230
Buried.

>>8477122
shit would happen

degrees would cancel out.

0 degree planet of rock with a heck of a lot of energy! released

>>8477122
It explodes. As simple as that. It'll be like throwing liquid nitrogen on something like a real hot pan but on a much larger scale.

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>>8477122
>-1000°C

>>8478129
What about the energy involved in state changes

ocean planet with steam atmosphere formed, most of the water will escape gravity due to the heat though

>there are people on /sci/ who still fall for lava-sun ice-sun threads

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what about a sun made of fire like our sun and a sun made of ice ????