Question

How does "Bigger-Bluer-Brighter" apply to the "radius-luminosity-temperature" relationship? For Astronomy

Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

• Stefan-Boltzmann law. Stefan-Boltzmann law, expresses that the all out brilliant warmth power transmitted from a surface is corresponding to the fourth intensity of its total temperature.  
• The law applies just to black bodies, hypothetical surfaces that assimilate all occurrence heat radiation.  
• From the relationship which is an adjustment to Astronomy, of Stephen's Law:  

       $L = [RT^{2}]^{2}$  

where  

L = Luminosity  

R = Radius  

T = Temperature  

"Bigger" alludes to the radius,  

"Bluer" for the temperature scale and  

"Brighter" to glow in the articulation.