The life cycle of stars
- Created by: FrazzleDazzle
- Created on: 06-02-16 09:34
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- Nubula
- Protostar
- Main star sequence
- Red Giant
- White Dwarf
- Black Dwarf
- Cools down and eventually disappears.
- Whats left behind after a red giant. It is a dense solid core.
- Black Dwarf
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- This is smaller than the sun. It is unstable so it loses its outer layer of dust and gas.
- White Dwarf
- Red Super Giant
- Supernova
- Neutron star
- This is what is left over after the supernova throws its outer layers into space. It is very dense.
- Black Hole
- If a star is big enough it will become a black hole that light cant even escape.
- It glows like a star but is much bigger so it forms elements as heavy as iron.
- Neutron star
- After a while the hydrogen runs out . The star then swells and folds in on its self.
- Three times bigger than the sun.
- Supernova
- This star is stable for a long time. The pressure produced by heat is equal to the gravitational force.
- Red Giant
- Clouds of dust and gas forced into a clump by gravity.
- Main star sequence
- Protostar
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