Birth
Large clouds of gas in space where stars are formed
What is nebulae
What is the core
What is Alpha Centauri
Huge spheres of plasma held together by their own gravity
What is a star
Last stage of a low mass star (red dwarf)
What is black dwarf
Another name for nebulas due to the number of stars formed within
What is stellar nursery
The area in which energy radiates from the core
What is radiative zone
The three stars within the Alpha Centauri system
What is Alpha Centauri A, Alpha Centauri B, Alpha Centauri C
The fourth state of matter
What is plasma
The outer layer of the star's gas blowing away and leaving behind a white dwarf
What is planetary nebula
The spinning disk gets more mass, forming a hot, dense core
What is corona
The biggest star of the three
The force that keeps a star's shape and holds it together
What is gravity
The last stage of a star that is 3-8 times the mass of the sun
What is Neutron Star
When the core gets hot and dense enough after thousands to millions of years
What is nuclear fusion
What is photosphere
The smallest and dimmest star of the three
What is Alpha Centauri C
Process stars perform in their core
What is nuclear fusion
Last stage of a star that is 8 times the mass of the sun
What is black hole
Approximate amount of hydrogen needed to form a star
What is 160000000000000000000000000000 kg
Transports heat away from the core towards the outer layers
What is convective zone
Amount of planets in the system
What is three
We see this as light from a star
What is energy from nuclear fusion
The gravity of this point is so intense that light can't escape
What is black hole