How can a sun be made of ice? Wouldn't it melt?

Well say that they are eaqual in mass.
Ice sun is 0c +- 5c
Lava sun is 5000c +- 5c

And temp is 2500c +- 10c

The result would be lots of steam, and a slightly cooler lava sun.

>>8800357
If it's blue. That does not mean it's ice

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>>8800388
Ice is blue you fucking retard. See attached picture

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>>8800373
not sure if bait or just retarded

>>8800357
This should have been the banner for /sci/ but 4chan pass users are a bunch of dumb fucking faggots who should be murdered in their sleep.

>>8800391
It's only blue because of contents. Ice is perfectly clear just like water.

>>8800397
>contents
Please reread your sentence. You dont make any sense. The contents are ICE. That's why it's blue.

>>8800397
The reason water is blue and ice is blue is because red is of a larger wavelength than blue and finds it easier to penetrate the water, whereas blue is a higher energy and gets dispersed.

Same reason the sky is blue in the afternoon, and red at sunsets.

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luls 4 muney

It's just as relevant to ask "how can a sun be made of lava?"

A "sun" of lava would just be a huge planet.

>>8800357
i predict like molten goo just swimming on it self for a while until it turns into ashes

>all this newfaggotry

wow

>>8800391
ice is white, youre seeing blue because of reflections bouncing off each other

Technically a star can be made of water (liquid ice), there's nothing stopping that from happening. As long as you collect enough mass in form of water it will collapse into a star. Similarly, you can have a star made of lava.

So really all that would happen is what would normally happen if two stars collided. One would eat the other and become more massive, the temperature would also change as would the brightness, etc.

>>8800397
ice is blue. You can't even show a picture of white ice, while there are pictures of blue ice everywhere.

Who do you think I'll believe?