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Posted by: myusernamesucks
Posted by: Rez Kalamari
Posted by: myusernamesucks
How many times do I have to say this, THE TWO STARS ARE TWO DIFFERENT COLORS, IT IS NOT THE SAME PLANET.
But over time stars can change color...Yes, but you are saying that the end of Halo 3 is the same thing as in the Reach trailer, and anyway stars take millions of years to change color.
WOOO untrue!!! it all depends on the stars Mass!! IF ITS VERY HEAVY (4 times or more our sun), Then it will take approximatively 100 million years to die! EXCEPT, that those heavy stars change very often their nuclear reactions so they can sustain all their mass.
In conclusion, if that star is a HEAVY star, and it is in its final stage, it could have changed A LOT in a thousands of years, or even less. SO, it could well be the same star but that is in its final stage! (because reactions goes faster in the end)
OR (2nd theory, i think thats the best) it could have gone from "super red giant star" to "white dwarf' during that time, which would explain why its not the same color anymore.
(ok now, if the time laps is very small, a planet nebula could have put that star from a "super red giant star" to a " white dwarf" in no time)
[Edited on 06.01.2009 9:50 PM PDT]