What Happens When You Touch A Star?

Have you ever wondered what happens when you touch a star? I'm betting the answer is yes. Or maybe you're one of those people that really doesn't care much for science and would rather be reading about something more exciting. Even though science is pretty cool, we've all wondered enough times about what happens when we touch a star to put it on our bucket lists at least once or twice.

If you have ever held a star before, then you know that it's really quite amazing. It's just a small ball of dust, but hold it in your hands and look up through it, watch as the light from far away galaxies reaches your eyes and, then look down. The whole world around you can be seen below as if it was all right there in front of you.

Here are some different conditions that might happen when you touch a star:  

1. Your hand gets burned up

If you're lucky enough to touch a star, your hand will get burned up in the process.

There's no need to worry though — it's not like your hand is set on fire or anything. The heat that comes from touching a star is so intense that your hand actually gets vaporized into plasma. In other words, it burns up completely.

The reason that happens is the same reason why stars burn in general: they're made of hydrogen and helium, which are two of the lightest elements in the universe. The temperature at which these two elements combine is so high that they burn away their bonds with each other with incredible speed.

For example, if we take a standard piece of paper and put it on top of a flame for just one second, we can expect that it will be burned into nothingness within about three seconds:

2. The energy from the star would blow your hand off

When you touch a star and feel the energy, it's not just your imagination.

It's an incredible feeling. And when you get that feeling, it's not just your hands that are being blown off.

It's the rest of your body that is being blown off.

The energy from the star would blow your hand off, but it would also blow everything else off too.

It would be like someone touching a hot stove on their finger and then trying to grab something else with their other hand. The first hand would get burned, but the second one would also get burned because both hands were in contact with the heat source at once.

3. You might feel dizzy

It's a common misconception that touching a star can cause you to fall over. In fact, it is the Earth's gravitational pull that causes the sensation of falling.

You might feel dizzy, but this is a temporary effect. Once you get used to the sensation, you'll just feel like you're floating through space. The feeling goes away very quickly and is not dangerous at all.

4.Your face could turn blue

You have an electric charge, so when you touch a star, you can transfer some of that energy to it. When you are touching the star and holding your hand over it, the electrons in your body will flow into the star and leave their orbit in the process, which creates an electrical current. This current is known as ionization or plasma discharge.

This also means that if there is any magnetic field around the star, then your body would be affected by this as well. The electrons would be attracted by magnetic fields and move closer to them, which will lead to a decrease in pressure for them in your body.

Section: Your hands could go numb.

5. You might get a nosebleed

If you touch a star, you might get a nosebleed.

The reason is that the pressure on your face can be so great that blood vessels in your eyes burst and you get a nosebleed. If you're lucky, you'll be able to catch the blood in a tissue before it hits the ground.

Humans are not the only animals who can experience this phenomenon. A similar effect has been observed in some birds, including parrots, crows and even squirrels.

6. In extreme cases, you could even go blind

If you've ever touched a star, you know that it's like nothing else in the universe. Anything you touch becomes part of you, and its power can be felt by all those around you.

In extreme cases, though, this connection can be dangerous. You could even go blind from touching a star.

There are two ways that touching a star can hurt you: through the heat of the star and through the light emitted by it.

The heat from a star is actually very low, but when your skin comes into contact with it, it will suddenly become much hotter than normal human skin temperature. If your skin is exposed to ultraviolet rays from a strong enough star, they could burn your eyes or even cause blindness as they pass through your body and into yours.

Conclusion:

All of this being said, even though we cannot actually touch a star, it still does not lessen the impact or impression that they have left. Whenever I look up at them in the night time sky, it gives me a sense of wonder and amazement, knowing full well that they are so incredibly far away from me, but have had such a major impact on our history and development as humans. To me I see them for their beauty, for their splendor in the night sky, for their magnificence and grandeur and sheer power.