Timeline of a L-Type brown dwarf

L-type brown dwarfs represent a fascinating class of celestial objects that bridge the gap between stars and planets. These substellar objects are characterized by their relatively cool temperatures, typically ranging from around 1,300 to 2,000 Kelvin. Despite their cooler nature compared to other brown dwarfs, they emit infrared radiation, making them detectable by telescopes equipped with infrared sensors. L-type brown dwarfs exhibit unique atmospheric features, including the presence of complex molecules such as methane and possibly water vapor. Studying L-type brown dwarfs provides valuable insights into the formation and evolution of planetary systems, offering clues about the conditions under which gas giants and potentially habitable exoplanets might form.
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[@countryballsmappingmen7661]

0 K is not possible so it is like 5 K

[@moisesmoreira6645]

L-Type Star: *don't exists*
Habitable Zone: *still exists*

[@gamemakerd.7635]

L-stars do exist in the smallest real stars

[@HYPERIONPB]

Hi its my new account :DDD

[@ThatOneBtypeStar]

Already seen!

[@CzechMapper]

Sadly when i tried making the stars less and less it didn't work. Can you tell me again pls?

[@CzechMapper]

Pls tell me i forgot how did you make the stars less and less :( 😢

[@ThatOneBtypeStar]

Select the star background image, go into opacity, at the start, click the diamond shaped button, and at the start keep the opacity to 100% now go to the end and again click the diamond shaped button, but now keep the opacity to 0%

[@CzechMapper]

@@ThatOneBtypeStar i tried but when i did it the stars were still the same count only the stars were less visible so it didnt work :(

[@ThatOneBtypeStar]

@@CzechMapper I do the same thing tho, the stars just go dimmer, that creates a illusion, ok, instead of doing the last diamond shaped button at the end, do it at halfway your video

[@CzechMapper]

Why dont you tell me :(

[@ThatOneBtypeStar]

I was gonna include it in a video, but if you need urgently then I did explained it again