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I have been thinking about this for a while, and I am not sure about how I can visualize this.
Lets imagine that there can exist clouds of primordial matter, far away in space.
1. Can it be possible for a cloud to exist and be made out of strictly protons at 0 kelvins?
I don't suspect they would be very visible, as no electrons would be around to emit EM radiation. I have heard that even protons can emit EM radiation at high velocity, and even in a collision, but at 0K in a cloud with little to know kinetic energy, 2. Would something like this be detectable?
Lets imagine that there can exist clouds of primordial matter, far away in space.
1. Can it be possible for a cloud to exist and be made out of strictly protons at 0 kelvins?
I don't suspect they would be very visible, as no electrons would be around to emit EM radiation. I have heard that even protons can emit EM radiation at high velocity, and even in a collision, but at 0K in a cloud with little to know kinetic energy, 2. Would something like this be detectable?