Stars
Stars
Stars
Stars
Stars
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Stars are huge spheres of plasma that are held together by this force.

Gravity

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The closest star system to us is

Alpha Centauri

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The outermost layer of a star is 

the corona

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Stars stop fusing elements at

Iron

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If a star is about 3-8 times the mass of the Sun, then the core collapses into a

Neutron star

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This is the fourth state of matter.

Plasma

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The closest star to Earth is the

Sun

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Stars are born in what

Nebulae

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Low mass stars when eventually cooled will become cold, black stars made of what

Helium

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When the outer layers of the star are blasted away by a huge shockwave called a

Supernova explosion

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This process is what stars perform in their cores.

Nuclear fusion

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This is the only area in a star that is hot and dense enough for this process to occur

Nuclear fusion

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A nebula is made up mostly of this gas

Hydrogen

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When hydrogen fusion stops the outer layers of a star will transform into a

Red giant

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When gravity is so intense that not even light can escape the star a what is formed

Black hole

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We refer to our star system as the

Solar system

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The third layer from the center of a star is called the

Convective zone

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In a nebula gasses will start to clump together because of

Gravity
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When a star can no longer fuse heavier elements, the outer layers of gas will blow away from the center forming a

Planetary nebula

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More than 5 billion years ago, a star exploded, and the material it ejected underwent a process called

Nucleosynthesis

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If there are star systems with more than two stars its called a

Binary star system

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The layer we can see around a star is called the

photosphere

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A nebula forming many stars is often called a what

Stellar nursery

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The remains of a star is called a

White dwarf

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Average mass stars like our sun can live for how long

Billions of years