Al salaam a'alaykum Pascal

18 Nov 03 18:54, Pascal Schmidt wrote to Tom Walker:

 PS> Take the sun as an example. Electromagnetic waves produced in the 
 PS> center of the sun are believed to take years to reach the outside of 
 PS> the sun, with the intense particle density and temperatures inside 
 PS> the sun forming a kind of inescapable labyrinth for electromagnetic 
 PS> waves. The hard radiation produced bounces to and fro inside the sun 
 PS> and loses energy by that, so that the bulk of light coming from the 
 PS> sun falls inside the wavelengths of infrared to ultraviolet (which 
 PS> includes visible light), having lost much of its original energy.

Who went there and checked that out?

Regards,
David

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