Zodiac Signs
How many Zodiacs sign are there?
What Is 12 (excluding Ophiuchus)
If a star is blue, what temperature is it?
What is Hot
What goes Supernova?
What are Stars
What type of supernova is rarer?
What is Type 1 supernova
What animal was Aries?
What is a ram (with golden fur)
Which zodiac sign is represented by a Lion?
What is Leo
Where are stars born?
What is a nebula
How many types of Supernovas are there?
What is 2
What type of stars do Type 2 supernovas happen to?
What are stars with 8x more mass then the Sun
How are stars and supernovas connected?
Once a star dies, most end with a supernovas.
What group of Zodiac signs does Taurus belong in?
What is an Earth Zodiac
Do bigger stars live longer?
What is no, they live a shorter timespan
How often do Supernovas occur?
What is every 50 years
How do type 1 supernovas occur?
What are binary stars (one star steals matter from the other becoming to powerful and exploding)
What is the smallest type of star?
What is a red dwarf
What sign is represented by an arrow?
What is Sagittarius
What is a star called when its born?
What is a protostar
How do supernovas affect the Universe?
They can outshine galaxies and spread materials like gold, carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and lead into the Universe.
How do type 2 supernovas occur?
When a star runs out of energy so the gravitational pull makes the stars core collapse, making it explode outward.
What do supernovas leave behind once the star has exploded?
What is a black hole or neutron star (Sometimes a star can leave behind a black-hole or a neutron star which is packed with mass.)
What are the 3 water signs?
What are Pisces, Scorpio, and Cancer?
How does a small star die?
Instead of going supernova, they at one point run out of fuel and collapse, eventually turning into a white/black dwarf.
Why wont the Sun ever go Supernova?
Because it does not have enough mass and it is also not a binary star (stars that orbit the same point.)
Why does the amount of gravity affect if a star can go supernova or not.
The more mass the more of a gravitational pull there is, and if it is to strong then the star will collapse on itself.
Why can we say we are basically made of stars?
Many of the elements we're made of and need to survive come from supernovas/stars.