The discussion explores the hypothetical possibility of ice forming inside a sun, considering the extreme temperatures and pressures present in stellar environments. Participants examine the implications of such conditions on the state of matter, particularly hydrogen and other gases.
Participants generally disagree on the feasibility of ice forming inside a sun, with multiple competing views presented regarding the effects of temperature and pressure on matter.
Limitations include assumptions about the state of matter under extreme conditions, the definitions of "ice," and the lack of consensus on the behavior of hydrogen and other gases in stellar environments.
nefertum said:i understand that this may seem like a impossible theory but is it possible that ice could form inside a sun, i understand that the core of a sun is extremely hot but due to the incredible pressures invovled could hydrogen or another gas be compressed so much that it could form ice?
nefertum said:i understand that this may seem like a impossible theory but is it possible that ice could form inside a sun, i understand that the core of a sun is extremely hot but due to the incredible pressures invovled could hydrogen or another gas be compressed so much that it could form ice?