Hertzsprung-Russell Diagrams

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Hertzsprung-Russell Diagrams

Questions Do the nearby or the bright stars provide a more typical example of the star population within the Milky Way Galaxy? Would you expect the same percentage of stars to occupy each branch of the diagram if all stars within the Milky Way Galaxy were plotted?

Questions What is the relationship between absolute magnitude and stellar classification of main sequence stars? Does the same relationship hold for stars on the other branches of the H-R diagram? Is there a different relationship for non-main sequence stars? Why are there regions where no stars are plotted?

Questions Will variable stars occupy one or more of the existing branches on the H-R diagram? Some of the empty regions? Predict where the pulsating variable stars will be located on the H-R diagram.

Questions Are the Cepheid, RR Lyrae, Mira and Semiregular variable stars located on the diagram where you expected them to be? Are they on any of the branches? Do they occupy empty regions? Are they within the instability strips?

Questions Are the Cepheids, RR Lyraes, Miras and Semiregular types all grouped together within their separate regions of instability? If not, how is it determined what type of variable they are?

Stellar Evolution

Evolutionary Stages of a Massive Star Image # Description: Image # Description:

Evolutionary Stages of a Mid-Sized Star Image # Description: Image # Description:

Evolutionary Stages of a Type I-a Supernova Image # Description: Image # Description: