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What would happen, if a sun made out of ice would collide with a normal, lava made sun?
The stars would be exactly the same sized and the overall temperature of the sun made of ice would be -1000 °C and the normal sun's would be respectively 1000 °C.
Would the suns annul each other so that only empty space would remain or would a sun of zero °C spring up?
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it'd turn into saturn. it's on the bottom right of the picture, idiot
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why the arbitrary temperature of 1832F and -1768F? does something happen at that temperature you didnt mention in op?
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>-1000 °C
I expect many interesting things to happen even without collision.
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there is so much wrong with this question on so many levels dear god
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>>9165301
ooh so original
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>>9165305
Maybe they don't use America's shitty system of measuring temperature and they just picked a thousand degrees cos they felt like it. Also btw op our sun is about 6,000 degrees celsius
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>>9165319
It's pasta. Basically newfag sniping.
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