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Transcript
The Life Cycle of Stars
This is the death of a star
(supernova) viewed by
Tycho 400 years ago it was
so bright you could see it
with the naked eye
The Life Cycle of Stars
Nebula
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The Life Cycle of Stars
Nebula
Main Sequence Star
Red Giant
White Dwarf
Supernova
Neutron Star
Black Hole
All stars begin as a
ball of gas
& Dust in space
Nebula
The stage of our
SUN
Venus and the International Space
Station crossing the sun.
Has a Temp. Near 5,000
Nuclear fusion occurs at
the core converting
Hydrogen to Helium.
A star’s longest stage.
-6,000 C
Main Sequence Star
The stars
expands to 10 –
100 times its
original size
The star has used
all of its hydrogen
fuel. The center
shrinks.
Red Giant
Has a Temp. Near
10,000 C
Left over centers
of old stars
remain at this
stage.
These are small
hot stars near
the end of their
life.
White Dwarf
This is the death
of a large star by
explosion
Generates a HUGE amount
of light,
brighter than a whole
Galaxy,
and may be seen with
naked eye.
Supernova
The materials
are squeezed
together so
hard by gravity
electrons and
protons become
neutrons.
Neutron Star
Left over from a
supernova and very
massive
So massive light can
not escape. The mass
of 3 suns and about 6
miles across
Black Hole