Can living things on other planets live at 1,000,000 degrees Farenheit.

theinfectedmaster

@Aarons_Big_Ego Well, elements expansion and contraption rate is higher.

ZeusAres42

edit, wrong debate

John_C_87

@theinfectedmaster

There are some issues here and it has to do with at least a couple different things, in fact first. Yes, life can exist and a projected temperature of 1,000,000 degrees due to some major errors of mathematics relating to some forms of algebra and calculus being associated to scale. Meaning the first reason is machine malfunction and in other words the 1,000,000-degree mark is not truth. Second distance is an association of scale, so planets are so far away and there is a lot of room for errors in the relationship of light and duration of light. Here we would need to argue the merits of a measurement of distance or time associated with speeds of light. The second to last focal point is gravity. his topic is essential in understanding temperature and though not popular gravity can be debated in more than one way and is much easily explained in complex calculus as a law of motion. Last, we might also presume the number or values collected of heat range chosen to end life is an exaggeration because the Physics search for life in the universe is based on a hypothetical idea of earths own conditions elsewhere in some far distant place in the unknown universe.

Barnardot

@theinfectedmaster Well if we look at living things like we have on earth and that the other planet has the same gravity then the answer is yes, living things on other planets can live at 1,000,000 degrees F and it has been conclusively been proven by science.

John_C_87

@Barnardot

It is less likely on the planet earth as we have a series of fixed mathematical equations which calculate outcome in controlled laboratory environments. The fact to remember is the time it takes for light to travel that must reflect off planets or be obstructed by planet for them to even be noticed from earth. There is not a planet we observe we can reach while it is still alive, and it may even be destroyed long before we even observe it.

Barnardot

@John_C_87 ;There is not a planet we observe we can reach while it is still alive

Still we know that they light we see is coming off what happened say a few million years ago and we could see the light coming off life then. And if there was a planet with a 1000000 degrees it is possible to have life there. The only thing is though that the life would only last for 1 to the power of minus 43 nano seconds before it vaporizes so what your got to do is remember not to blink when you do see a planet like that other wise you have to wait another few million years to see it again.