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A new study has detected a star barely hotter than a pizza oven, the coldest ever found to emit radio waves. (iopscience.iop.org)
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cheesefondue 1 points 54m ago
That’s like as hot as at least three hippos, if you combined their body heat
ajmartin527 1 points 13m ago
Ah thank you, I was about to ask for this in hippopotamus
PublicBetaVersion 1 points 37m ago
How many football fields is that?
No-Shelter-4208 1 points 21m ago
Yes, yes, but can it make a thin crust pepperoni?
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