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Posted by: sims3k
Posted by: sims3k
Posted by: ImperialAdmiral
Solar glare. all but dying stars have a white massive glarecwhen viewed from their habitable zones, no matter what color the star actually is.
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Thats a load of bull-blam!-[/quote]
Do you have any sort of scientific evidence to back this claim?[/quote]
Burden of proofs on you buddy.
The only time the colour of a star appears to change is when veiwed from extremely far away (would look more red) or if the atmospheric density were too much.[/quote]
http://www.universetoday.com/18689/color-of-the-sun/[/quote]
Thank you for providing a link supporting my statement.
The part where you said that all stars have a massive white glare when viewed from their habitable zones (or space, really)? Because that's all that proves, thus proving that a star's appearance changes in more ways than just the doppler effect.
Nowhere in that article does it mention habitable zones or a stars colour when viewed from the habitable zone.
are you fo real?
From space, I said, not specific to the habitable zone.
But again, the point that this is even percieved as an issue to begin with. Further proof that the Flood will piss and moan about everything: this thread.
^^You're nitpicking and blowing a non-factor way out of proportion, that is being a butthurt fanboy by definition. If this was story related, I'd agree, but I somehow doubt the story writers care about the coloration of a particular star.
[Edited on 12.10.2012 9:20 PM PST]