Life of a Star
This is what a star starts out as.
What is a nebula?
A nebula is this.
What is a cloud of dust and gas?
Hottest to coolest is shown.
What is left to right?
Element made from red supergiant fusion.
What is iron?
Over 30,000 degrees celsius.
What are blue stars?
How white dwarfs typically end their lives.
What is a nova?
Light is this fast.
What is 300,000 km/s?
Farther up means.
What is brightness?
Fusion occurs and a _______ is made.
What is a star?
5,000 - 6,000 degrees celsius.
What are yellow stars?
This is a red giant with large remnant after it supernovas.
What is a black hole?
Black holes are found by.
What is looking at their effect on other objects?
Luminescence is this.
What is how much energy is released per second?
This eventually occurs when a red giant does fusion.
What is a supernova?
10,000 - 30,000 degrees celsius.
What are blue-white stars?
A neutron star is this.
What is a dense star that spins fast?
Stars live about this long.
What are billions of years?
Higher luminescence to lower luminescence is shown.
What is top to bottom?
Red giants make these in their core through fusion.
What are Oxygen and Carbon?
3,500 - 5,000 degrees celsius.
What are orange stars?
This is a red giant with little remnant after it supernovas.
What is a neutron star?
White dwarfs are very hot and dense but not.
What is bright?
Main sequence is this.
What is the location on the H-R Diagram where most stars lie in a diagonal pattern?
A nova is this.
What is a star that gets brighter suddenly?
Greater than 3,500 degrees celsius.
What are red stars?