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Lives of Stars

A star is born… All stars begin their lives as NEBULAS, large clouds of gas and dust spread out in an immense volume. A STAR, on the other hand, is made up of a large amount of gas in a relatively small volume.

NEBULA

NEBULA

(continued) In the densest part of the nebula, gravity pulls gas and dust together. A cloud of gas that has enough mass to form a star is called a PROTOSTAR. A star is finally born when the gas and dust from a nebula becomes so dense and hot that nuclear fusion starts.

PROTOSTAR

Lifetimes of stars… How long a star lives depends on its mass. Low mass stars (less mass than the sun): live for about 200 billion years. Medium mass stars (same as sun): live for about 10 billion years. High mass stars (15 times the mass of sun): live for about 10 million years.

Death of stars… When a star begins to run out of fuel, its core SHRINKS and outer portion EXPANDS. Depending on its mass it can become either a RED GIANT or SUPERGIANT.

RED GIANT

SUPERGIANT

(continued) Low/Medium mass -----> Red giant High mass ------> Supergiant After a star runs out of fuel, it becomes a white dwarf, neutron star, or black hole.

White Dwarfs… After a small/medium mass star runs out of fuel, its outer layers expand, and becomes a RED GIANT. The outer parts keep growing until they form a glowing cloud of gas called a PLANETARY NEBULA. The blue-white core of the star that is left is called a WHITE DWARF. When a white dwarf stops glowing, it becomes a BLACK DWARF.

WHITE DWARF

PLANETARY NEBULA

Supernovas… After a high mass star runs out of fuel, its outer layers expand, and becomes a SUPERGIANT. When a supergiant runs out of fuel, it can suddenly explode, and within hours the star blazes millions of times brighter. The explosion is called a SUPERNOVA.

SUPERNOVA

Neutron Stars… After a supergiant explodes, some material is left behind. NEUTRON STARS are the remains of high mass stars. Smaller and denser than white dwrafs. Some neutron stars spin; these are called PULSARS.

NEUTRON STAR

PULSAR

Black Holes… The most massive mass stars may become black holes. BLACK HOLE= an object with gravity so strong that nothing (not even light) can escape.

BLACK HOLE

Diagram: Life of a small/ medium star…

Diagram: Life of a high mass star…