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Who would win?
Nolan Howard
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Chase Jenkins
it would be very painful
Camden Perez
It would create a new universe. In fact that's how our universe was created.
Ian Harris
this happened recently and LIDO picked it up. It made gravity waves. pretty neat actually. end result was a sun made of rock
Jordan Lee
Both would rapidly start nuclear fusion and become more like the normal sun than either ice or lava.
Lava is made of rock which is roughly.
Oxygen (O) 46.6%
Silicon (Si) 27.7%
Aluminum (Al) 8.1%
Iron (Fe) 5.0%
Calcium (Ca) 3.6%
Sodium (Na) 2.8%
Potassium (K) 2.6%
Magnesium (Mg) 2.1%
by weight.
Would make a weird sun because no Hydrogen/helium.
Ice is hydrogen 11.111% and oxygen 88.88% also a weird sun.
Leo Barnes
That's LIGO. The G stands for Gravitation.
And 's question makes less sense than the "Who would win? Batman or Captain America?" speculations on /co/
Dominic Green
pretty sure i'ts a D and stands for lazer interogator detection observatory
Thomas Martin
brainlet here. Can something as big as our sun exist if it were completely made of ice? Or would that be so much mass that a black hole would form?
Jonathan Peterson
1000 degrees Celsius plus -1000 degrees Celsius cancel out to make antimatter, that's where all antimatter comes from
Parker Martinez
>1000 degrees Celsius
Nothing in this universe can get as hot as 1000 °C because it would have burnt long before, stupid