This temperature change causes unexpected radiation explosions. Just an explosion can generate surface wind up to 17,000 km / h and super-heat waves cover the entire planet. Wind and fire will cover the entire planet, so no object can approach.
This unusual form of weather occurs in the righteous stars like the Sun. Each magnetic tornado of 5 times the size of the Earth, is composed of gas and plasma with temperatures up to 2 million degrees Celsius and winds blowing 300,000 km / h.
The first tornado recorded by high-resolution cameras was placed on NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory in 2011.
Long dwarf stars are burning objects, but are not large enough to sustain fusion reactions like stars, so they cool down gradually. When viewed under infrared telescopes, they looked like the embers of the embers were gone.
But in a relatively short period, brown dwarfs seem to be brighter when they lose heat. The main reason is because the clouds surround it. According to scientists, brown dwarfs, which are dimmer than the sun at least 25,000 times, still have a temperature of about 1,720 degrees Celsius. That terrible temperature.
In the process of star cooling, these gases condense in the atmosphere, forming liquid droplets, forming clouds like Earth.