Submission + - Star cooler than Venus found (discovery.com)
crossconnects writes: "A dim, lonely, weakling star with the lowest stellar temperature yet recorded has been found just 40 light-years from Earth.
The brown dwarf star is between 15 and 30 times the mass of Jupiter and has a surface temperature of a mild 660 degrees Fahrenheit (350 Celsius) — about the surface temperature of the planet Mercury at the equator and much cooler than the surface of Venus."
The brown dwarf star is between 15 and 30 times the mass of Jupiter and has a surface temperature of a mild 660 degrees Fahrenheit (350 Celsius) — about the surface temperature of the planet Mercury at the equator and much cooler than the surface of Venus."
