Small Star's Life Cycle
Large Star's Life Cycle
Nuclear Fusion
Main Sequence Stars
Extras
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The first stage of a small star's life cycle

Nebula or molecular cloud

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The first stage of a large star's life cycle

Nebula or molecular cloud

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Nuclear Fusion's purpose

to produce energy within stars

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Our main star that is on the Main Sequence

the sun

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3 things the HR Diagram tells us:

temperature, luminosity, stellar type, spectral class

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The second stage of a small star's life cycle

Main Sequence Star

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The second stage of a large star's life cycle

Main Sequence Star

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The first element that is used in Nuclear Fusion

Hydrogen

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The way Main Sequence Stars produce energy

Nuclear Fusion

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Which star has a hotter surface temperature: Betelguese or Sirius B?

Sirius B

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The third stage of a small star's life cycle

Red Giant

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The third stage of a large star's life cycle

Super Giant

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In order to overcome electrostatic repulsion, what is needed? (2)

Extreme Heat and Pressure

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How are main sequence stars separated (2 groups)

low mass and high mass

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The contents of what makes up a Nebula

gas and dust

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The fourth and final stage of a small star's life cycle

White Dwarf

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the explosion of a very large star in which the star temporarily gives off up to one billion times more energy than the sun

SuperNova

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When is a star considered "dying"?

Once fusion stops

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Nuclear Fusion in Main Sequence Stars uses this element to fuse into Helium

Hydrogen

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origin of the universe: the universe expanded from a very hot, dense state, and continues to expand and cool today

Big Bang Theory

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What force is necessary to balance fusion and keep a star in equilibrium? 

gravity

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formed from the collapse of stars with significantly more mass, resulting in a region where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape

black hole

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Process that separates large atomic nuclei into smaller atoms

Fission

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The letters of spectral classification for Main Sequence Stars

 O,B, A, F, G , K, and M

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Our sun's classification

Yellow Dwarf