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Stars

Betelgeuse

Rigel

Blue/White Star

The Sun

Composition of Stars Spectrum – a rainbow of made of millions colors. Spectrograph – an instrument used to spread starlight out into colors. Emission lines – bright lines made with certain wavelengths of light. Absorption spectrum – a continuous spectrum with dark lines where less light gets through.

Emission Lines

Magnitude (brightness) Apparent magnitude – how bright a light looks or appears.

Magnitude cont’ Absolute magnitude – is the actual brightness of a star.

Orion

HR- Diagram The HR-Diagram is a graph showing the relationship between a star’s surface temperature and absolute magnitude.

HR-Diagram

Binary Systems

Binary System

Supernovas

Neutron Stars

Pulsars pulsar sound

Black holes

Black holes cont’