I've seen astrophysicists use "hyper-" to describe the winds on the big gas planets that orbit a star in four days.
Not quite sure how they can tell the lack of global temperature difference (day/night sides) at the such distances, but they attribute it to hyper-winds spreading the star's heat planet-wide.
Not quite sure how they can tell the lack of global temperature difference (day/night sides) at the such distances, but they attribute it to hyper-winds spreading the star's heat planet-wide.
I attribute it to Hyperbole..........................
15 posted on 03/24/2016 1:38:58 PM PDT by Red Badger
(The Left doesn't like him and the Right doesn't like him, so he must be the right guy for the job...)