How Stars Form
Adult Stars
Death of Low/Medium Stars
Death of High Mass Stars
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TRUE/FALSE. The space around stars contains gas and dust. 

TRUE

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How many percent stars spend of their lives on the main sequence?

90%

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What is the size of low-mass and medium-mass stars compare to the sun?

Eight time as massive as the sun.

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Why do a high-mass star die quickly?

Because it consumes fuel very rapidly.

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What is a big bang?

Astronomers theorize that the universe came into being at a single moment, in an event called the big bang. 

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Where do stars form?

Stars form in the denset regions of nebulae.
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What determines the mass of each young stars?

The amount of gas and dust available when a star forms.
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What is the dying star surrounded by?

The dying star is surrounded by a glowing cloud of gas.
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TRUE/FALSE. As fusion slows in a high-mass star, pressure decreases.

TRUE

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What is a galaxy? 

A galaxy is a huge group of individual stars, star systems, star clusters, dust, and gas bound together by gravity.

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What is a nebula?

A nebula is a large cloud of gas an dust spread out over a large volume of space. 

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What does a star's mass determine?

A star's mass determines the star's place on the main sequence and how long it will stay there. 

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What is a planetary nebula?

The glowing cloud of gas surrounds the dying star
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What is a supernova?

an explosion so violent that the dying star becomes more brilliant than an entire galaxy.

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How many types of galaxy are there?

Astronomers classify galaxies into four main types: spiral, barred-spiral, elliptical, and irregular. 

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What is a protostar?

A protostar is a contracting cloud of gas and dust with enough mass to form a star. 

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TRUE/FALSE. the most massive star have small cores and produce the least energy. 

FALSE. The mos massive star have large cores and produce the most energy.

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What is the size of a white dwarfs?

A white dwarf is about the same size of the Earth but has about the same mass as the sun.

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What is a neutron star? 

Is the dense remnant of a high-mass star that has exploded as a supernova.

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What is a black hole?

A black hole is a region of space containing so much matter that it collapses to an infinitely dense point.

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When is a star formed?

A Star is formed when a contracting cloud of gas and dust becomes so dense and hot that nuclear fusion begins. 
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What does small nebulas produce?

Small nebulas produce small, cool stars that are long-lived. 

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What is a black dwarfs?

When a white dwarfs becomes too cool to glow in visible light, it's called a black dwarf.

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What is a pulsar?

A spinning neutron star that appears to gives off strong pulses of radio waves.

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How old is the universe?

As Estimate the universe is 13.7 billion years old.
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