The brown dwarf
The brown dwarf
First, we need to know what the dwarfs are. We need to know how the star is formed and its light is illuminated. The star consists of a dense cloud of dust and hydrogen. This is called a "nebula," where the nebula collects and remains in a state of rotation around itself. The mass and the high temperature, as the heat makes the hydrogen atoms merge with each other composed of helium gas and this process is repeated by the high temperature to form heavier elements of the fusion of helium with hydrogen and so through this process free energy is enormous which we see and feel as heat and light.
But what happens if a star is a little boy? And low heat relative to stars ??
It was then born what the astronomers called dwarf brown is a star of a small mass and low temperature as we mentioned, which is the loss of the center of the ability to produce interactions like the rest of the stars, so some scientists call it "star failed" and its mass is greater than the mass of the buyer about 15 times to 75 Once, in 1995 astronomers could see some of these stars in binary systems, the systems with two stars orbiting each other just as the planets of our solar system do with the sun.
by: Fatma