What is the real color of the sun?
Correct answer: White
MadMarcus1812
The sun is a star, and like all similar stars in the universe to ours it is white not yellow.
AdamOkie
this one caused me to second guess myself because as a G type star, our sun has been classified as a yellow dwarf. So the sun could "really" be yellow, as a classification. However, as a color it "really" emits all frequencies of light and so is white. I chose the wrong "really."
lizouche
wow I never knew why the sky is blue
.. nice!
Royalty
I definitely definitely learnt something in this morning.
player one.five
the Sun is classified as a yellow dwarf...sometimes you know too much...missed it
Barno
had this question already 3 times
Old Fool
micron9999, not quite, the sun would need to be 9-10 times larger to undergo a supernovae, which is a prerequisite for the creation of a neuton star.
But at least 25 times larger to produce a black hole after undergoing a supernovae.
micron9999
* Seshati *, it is too small to become a black hole. Needs to be st least 10x larger, so it will likely become a neutron star in what will be its last phase
UnfilledInertia8
djh1901, repeatedly asked question
boston
MadMarcus1812, good reply
EsenMau
Player #6504941, it's white.
EsenMau
Player #6504941, it's white
Player elguapo
djh1901, I am an astronomer