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Wow. I would have lost this bet. "With temperatures ranging from 2,240 to 2,780 degrees Fahrenheit" -- nm
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David
Uhm, that can't be right. Closer to 200F. -- nm
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Spawn
Feb 5 '24, 11:24
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I don't know the source, but it's from this. -- (link)
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David
Feb 5, 11:27
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that's talking about an exoplanet 850 light years from here -- nm
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decline
Feb 5, 11:32
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Sorry, that was my google box result. -- nm
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David
Feb 5, 11:36
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Yeah, Google search has gone to shit, unfortunately. -- nm
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Reagen
Feb 5, 11:42
Ah, so instead of Disney World it is Euro Disney. -- nm
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Spawn
Feb 5, 11:34
That's an exoplanet. A "hot Jupiter" is a particular classification of some exoplanets.
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Reagen
Feb 5, 11:31
They are wrong.
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Spawn
Feb 5, 11:30
Venus is the hottest and would never hit 1,000F. -- nm*
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Spawn
Feb 5, 11:25
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