Birth
In the Life Cycle of a Very Low Mass star does it continue after Prostar, but before it's death.
NO
What is the color and letter of 30000- 60000 temperature stars?
O, Blue
What does a a Very Low Mass star use in it's stellar life for fuel?
Nothing. Can't get hot enough to reach Hydrogen
What is considered a Very Low Mass star?
stars with masses less than half the mass of the Sun
What does a very low mass star become?
Brown Dwarf/ (dud) gas planet
In the Life Cycle of a Low Mass star does it continue after Prostar, but before it's death.
Yes, Main Sequence
What is the color and letter of 10000-30000 temperature stars?
B, Blue white
What does a Low Mass star use in it's stellar life for fuel?
Fuse hydrogen
What is considered a Low Mass star?
stars with masses less than half the mass of the Sun
What does a low mass star become in death?
White dwarf/ Black dwarf
In the Life Cycle of a Medium Mass star does it continue after Prostar, but before it's death.
Yes, Red Giant or Planetary Nebula
What is the color and letter of 7500- 10000 temperature stars?
A, white
What does a Medium Star Mass use for it's stellar life after hydrogen for fuel?
Helium
What is considered a Medium Mass star?
stars with an initial mass from about 40% of a solar mass up to about two to four solar masses
What does a medium mass star become in death?
White dwarf/ Black dwarf
In the Life Cycle of a High Mass star does it continue after Prostar, but before it's death.
Yes, Super Red Giant or Sprenova
What is the color and letter of 6000- 7500 temperature stars?
F, Yellow white
What does a High Mass Star use for it's stellar life at the end for fuel?
Iron
What is considered a High Mass star?
stars with masses greater than three times the mass of the Sun
What does a high mass star become in death
Neutron star/ Black hole
What do all star life cycles start with?
Nebula
What is the color and letter of 5000- 6000 temperature stars?
G, yellow
What does each star's stellar life start with for fuel?
Hydrogen
How much does the average star weigh?
100 solar-masses
How long does a average star live
between 50 million and 20 billion years