The 'sound' created from a stars brightness can be used to determine it's size. A paper published in Nature shows how variations in these sounds are caused by the different ways in which hot gas wells up to the surface and cool gasses sink back down.
The 'sound' created from a stars brightness can be used to determine it's size. A paper published in Nature shows how variations in these sounds are caused by the different ways in which hot gas wells up to the surface and cool gasses sink back down.
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