Their size ranges from about 5 to 90 times that of Jupiter, and those that are at least 13 times the mass of Jupiter fuse deuterium. Astronomers have trouble distinguishing them from stars with low temperatures, and massive planets often share the same molecules with them in their atmospheres. FTP, identify these sub-stellar objects that have fully convective surfaces and interiors that, due to their low mass, do not fuse
Their size ranges from about 5 to 90 times that of Jupiter, and those that are at least 13 times the mass of Jupiter fuse deuterium. Astronomers have trouble distinguishing them from stars with low temperatures, and massive planets often share the same molecules with them in their atmospheres. FTP, identify these sub-stellar objects that have fully convective surfaces and interiors that, due to their low mass, do not fuse Hydrogen into Helium.
Their size ranges from about 5 to 90 times that of Jupiter, and those that are at least 13 times the mass of Jupiter fuse deuterium.