According to
stellar metamorphosis theory we can see stars that are very, very cold, only in
the tens of Kelvin in their high atmospheres. Since they were really hot in the
many tens of thousands of Kelvin when they were born, it is clear they have
cooled down significantly. Fortunately there is a simple mathematical/physical
relationship that can explain how this occurred. It is the 1st Law
of Thermodynamics. Since stars produce heat, and have no mechanism for
replacing the heat lost, they will cool. Therefore heat loss will continue
indefinitely on all stars that shine and are not heated on their exteriors
similar to Hot Jupiters. Heat loss will also continue on stars that do not
shine strongly, as they are gravitationally collapsing, producing heat via
chemical reactions, tugging on other objects gravitationally, their magmas are
cooling, etc.
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