The Brown Dwarf Size Paradox

Objects made of the same material with more mass usually have more volume, right? Tell that to brown dwarfs. In this video, we explore why these strange sub-stellar objects don't follow our usual intuitions about mass and volume.
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[@lightofheaven4381]

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[@SignoreGalilei]

Thanks!

[@ParallelPenguins]

Any object bigger then Saturn, but not big enough to be a star propper.... does that kind of make Jupiter a sort of REALLY dim brow dwarf, or almost that? I doubt it, but it would be cool.

[@SignoreGalilei]

I think it's not a brown dwarf because it formed along with the planets

[@elikaplowitz687]

Brown dwarfs have to be at least 13x the mass of Jupiter, which is the point when they can fuse deuterium

[@saw7191]

Interesting video.

[@SignoreGalilei]

Thanks!

[@janelleg597]

Way too fast