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Wikipedia says that the core temperature of our Sun is 15.7×10^6 Kelvins.
I don't know what that means in terms of protons' velocities inside the core, but I bet they move pretty fast. Could they move that fast that they have a noticeable increase in mass due to their relativistic speed?
Could this influence the overall gravitational pull of a star?
Could this be an explanation for dark matter?
I don't know what that means in terms of protons' velocities inside the core, but I bet they move pretty fast. Could they move that fast that they have a noticeable increase in mass due to their relativistic speed?
Could this influence the overall gravitational pull of a star?
Could this be an explanation for dark matter?