Re: When is a star a star?

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FrankC — 1/3/2002 11:22:50 AM (archived)

Based on my limited understanding, the primary difference in gas giants and stars is that the presence of D is obvious and not speculated. Size is a by-product of that condition.

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When is a star a star? - Adam - 1/3/2002 10:39:03 AM
- Re: Jupiter - Raoul - 1/4/2002 10:15:56 AM
  - Metallic Hydrogen - Adam - 1/4/2002 12:10:06 PM
- Re: When is a star a star? - Jonathon - 1/4/2002 9:18:22 AM
  - Re: When is a star a star? - RobVG - 1/4/2002 10:29:34 AM
- Re: When is a star a star? - Nick Hoffman - 1/3/2002 3:58:52 PM
  - Not so minor... - Adam - 1/5/2002 1:00:40 PM
    - recent work... - Nick Hoffman - 1/5/2002 3:20:23 PM
- Re: When is a star a star? - FrankC - 1/3/2002 11:22:50 AM

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