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Is when a star's wolume is superior to its mass that it becomes a giant star? And when it's energy becomes lower thant its temperature it becomes a dwarf star? Hamond Rooster $ ( talk) 19:31, 19 January 2023 (UTC) |
To me, this sounds like a legitimate question. It's a slightly confused question, for sure (volume and mass are measured in different units). And maybe a younger reader. But why is "deny" appropriate here?
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Is when a star's wolume is superior to its mass that it becomes a giant star? And when it's energy becomes lower thant its temperature it becomes a dwarf star? Hamond Rooster $ ( talk) 19:31, 19 January 2023 (UTC) |
To me, this sounds like a legitimate question. It's a slightly confused question, for sure (volume and mass are measured in different units). And maybe a younger reader. But why is "deny" appropriate here?