What makes dwarf stars so bright?
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1 Answer
They are really, really hot.
Explanation:
First of, the dwarf stars you are referring too are only white dwarfs. White dwarfs are what is left of a star after it goes nova and as such are very very hot. The surface temperature of a white dwarf star is roughly 10 times higher than it was before the star went nova.
