<action; statement input; statement: from the position that suneater is in as it orbits the p|anet that moongorger is studying, the 2nd sun in this system |ooks orange & dark brown in the parts where it is fi|tered through the p|anet's atmosphere input; statement: it comes up as brown-ish on my scanners anyway, but it is different when observed through the atmosphere />
*tzzk* It is always so. Interesting to see. How things look different from. Different angles and. Though different surroundings. *sskh*
<action; statement input; statement: agreed input; statement: the way the sun |ooked surprised me, but i am unsure why />
*tzzk* Most stars. Do not look. Brown. Unless your scanners. Often change the sense. Of light's wavelength? *sskh*
<action; statement input; statement: the star in question is a dwarf star input; statement: most stars are not a shade of brown to my perception input; statement: to my scanners, i mean. input; statement: my scanners do not change the |ight's wave|ength, since that wou|d be inaccurate & part of my function is to accurate|y measure everything about given objects in space />
*tzzk* That's. Pretty much what I thought. So I was intrigued by. The description being brown. Even for a dwarf star. Brown is rare. Usually it's. Red. In my experience, at least. So this is. Fun to hear about. *sskh*
<action; statement input; statement: yes. input; statement: the astrophysics experts in the research team were very excited about it input; statement: i am pretty sure they wi|| be having me run detai|ed scans on it once we 'get there' input; statement: as it were. input; statement: got to examine a|| the p|anets first. input; statement: this is my 2nd system & 1st dwarf star />
*tzzk* Oh. That is. Very exciting yes. I can see why. They are so excited. It must be. Very beautiful. I would love. To be there and also see it. *sskh*