jeffreyw
Critical Thinker
Not all stars have spectrums
The stars that do not have visible spectrums are called "planets" and "brown dwarfs" unfortunately by establishment.
The reality of the matter is that older stars (Earth, Uranus, Neptune, Venus) do not have spectrums, the rate at which the plasma recombines slows down considerably and the star ceases to radiate, and the material phase transitions all the way to its solid state from plasma/gaseous matter.
The stars that do not have visible spectrums are called "planets" and "brown dwarfs" unfortunately by establishment.
The reality of the matter is that older stars (Earth, Uranus, Neptune, Venus) do not have spectrums, the rate at which the plasma recombines slows down considerably and the star ceases to radiate, and the material phase transitions all the way to its solid state from plasma/gaseous matter.