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Lives of Stars Section 21.3

Stephen Hawking - The Birth of Stars - YouTube

Life Cycle of Stars Nebula – large cloud of gas and dust spread out in an immense volume

Life Cycle of Stars Gravity pulls gas and dust together in the densest part of the nebula When there is enough mass for a star to form it is called a Protostar

Life Cycle of Stars When the contracting gas and dust from a nebula becomes so dense and hot that nuclear fusion starts, a star is born. Dust Cloud Theory

Life Cycle of Stars How long a star lives depends on its mass -Stars with less mass live longer - Stars with more mass live shorter Small mass stars use up their fuel more slowly than larger mass stars Small stars – 200 billion years Medium stars – 10 billion years Larger stars – 10+ millions years

Life Cycle of Stars When a star begins to run out of fuel, its core shrinks and its outer portion expands Depending on its size, the star becomes a red giant or a supergiant After the fuel runs out it becomes a white dwarf, a neutron star, or a black hole

Life Cycle of Stars

Life Cycle of Stars

Death of Stars When the fuel begins to run out of medium and low mass stars, their outer layers expand to become a red giant. The outer layer then expands out in to space (planetary nebula) and the blue-white core cools (White Dwarf)

Death of Stars The core is very dense. A spoonful of material would weigh as much as a truck It would cool to become a black dwarf Black Dwarf White dwarf

Death of Stars Supernovas High mass stars evolve quickly into supergiants The supergiant can explode suddenly when it runs out of fuel

Death of Stars The outer portion can form partly recycled stars We are made of recycled stars The inner portion can become other kinds of stars Supernova

Death of Stars Neutron star The remains of a high mass star, smaller and denser than white dwarfs Spinning neutron stars (pulsars) give off pulses of radio waves

Death of Stars Black Hole Form from the most massive stars when they die Gravity is so strong, light (or any kind of radiation) can not escape Black hole

Videos Black Holes, Neutron Stars, White Dwarfs, Space and Time

Star Systems and Galaxies Binary stars- two stars

Star Systems and Galaxies Eclipsing Stars- one star blocks another

Star Systems and Galaxies Open Cluster- Loose, disorganized

Star Systems and Galaxies Globular Cluster- round, densely packed

Star Systems and Galaxies Galaxy- stars, star systems, star clusters, dust and gas bound by gravity

Star Systems and Galaxies Spiral Galaxy – bulge with spiral arms

Star Systems and Galaxies Elliptical Galaxy – round or elliptical

Star Systems and Galaxies Irregular Galaxy – no regular shape

Star Systems and Galaxies Quasar – an enormous, distant,bright galaxy with a black hole at its center

Star Systems and Galaxies Milky Way (our galaxy)

Star Systems and Galaxies Big Bang – the initial explosion that resulted in the formation of the universe Hubble’s law – the farther away a galaxy is, the faster it is moving away from us

Star Systems and Galaxies

Star Systems and Galaxies

Star Systems and Galaxies