Basically it has to do with the blackbody spectrum.
Hot objects emit a broad spectrum of light, not just a single color. At the point where the temperature is such that the blackbody radiation peaks in the ultraviolet the overall spectrum is such that the emitted light appears to us as largely blue.
There may well be purple stars, but from our eyes, they appear blue. Our eyes, slightly deceive us.
See the related link for a picture of how our eyes perceive colour at a given temperature, and another for a video explaining in detail this question.
Our Sun would appear a kind of peach, if we had eye's better developed to a blackbody spectrum
Purple is a combination of blue and red. The light emitted by a star is of such a nature (black body radiation curve) that there is one predominate colour and lesser component of lower frequencies. (Higher frequencies are rapidly attenuated.) It is therefore impossible to get two colour emission peaks in both the blue and red of equal intensity - consequently no purple stars.
However you could have two stars closely orbiting each other: one blue and the other a red super giant, that at a great distance would look like a purple star, or a red star with a super hot white dwarf, that would work too. Interesting to note, the star Algol might fulfill this combination.
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Purple loosetrife is introduced by Europe.
he likes purple popsicles
sometypes of shellsare rare to be found purple. for example a purple pupu shell is rare.
There isn't one. Purple is a color
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Stars may at times appear purple, but that would be an optical illusion caused by atmospheric aberrations, or something of that nature. Occasionaly stars, as seen form earth, look green, too, but that is also an example of an illusion or a trick of human vision.
It's purple. It is one of the colors for the jedi's (blue,green,purple.)
Red at one end, purple at the other.
blue red yellow pink purple green
An orange star is a moderately cool star. There are no purple stars. An optical ilusion of viewing can occasionally make certain stars appear green, but it is an "optical illusion".
usually blue, but some are purple-ish like.
Blue or purple stars are hotter than the whites
well, stars are balls of gas (hydrogen) which fuses into helium. is also how how the sun produces energy but stars can reach a temp. of 20,000 if purple if it is blue probley 10,000
well, stars are balls of gas (hydrogen) which fuses into helium. is also how how the sun produces energy but stars can reach a temp. of 20,000 if purple if it is blue probley 10,000