Open Question: why are hot stars blue and not red?
have a look at the blackbody radiation curve
higher temperature emits shorter wavelength light (higher frequency) , similar to E = hf
Planck's law for radiation intensity as a function of frequency of emitted radiation:
higher temperature emits shorter wavelength light (higher frequency) , similar to E = hf
Planck's law for radiation intensity as a function of frequency of emitted radiation:
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/imgmod/bb7b.gif
this is not any different on earth, these laws are universal.
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