The supernova and the core will collapse, and then the protons and electrons when then began to start melting essentially into one another to form the neutron star.
On a general lifespan, however due to the differences in stars masses some stars live longer than others. We have observed white dwarfs in the universe. Black dwarfs however are the star that is hypothetical because we haven't seen it yet.
You can tell by the brightness of the star if it is low, intermediate, or a high mass star. You can also use the H-R diagram to help you determine what you are looking at. The answer your question yes, you can tell the difference just by looking at them.
Damage defined as physical harm caused to something in such a way as to impair its value, usefulness, or normal function does not happen at all. Normally there is very little "somethings" around stars to there is no damage. however, if there was something like a planet by a star before it turns to a super nova it would totally destroy the object if it was close enough.
How often, in the universe, does a star die/explode?
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Deleteon average a star dies each year as a planetary nebula in the Milky Way.
DeleteWhat are the characteristics of a neutron star that a high-mass star would leave behind?
ReplyDeleteThe supernova and the core will collapse, and then the protons and electrons when then began to start melting essentially into one another to form the neutron star.
DeleteHow long does the double shell burning last?
ReplyDeleteThe double shell burning never reaches equilibrium.
DeleteWhy does the internal thermostat of a red giant become "broken"?
ReplyDeleteThe internal thermostat of a red giant becomes broken because, the degeneracy pressure begins to support the core.
DeleteOn the life span of white dwarves, if the universe is only 14 billion years old, how do we know these stars live 80 billion years+?
ReplyDeleteOn a general lifespan, however due to the differences in stars masses some stars live longer than others. We have observed white dwarfs in the universe. Black dwarfs however are the star that is hypothetical because we haven't seen it yet.
DeleteCan we tell the difference between low, intermediate, and high mass stars by looking at them?
ReplyDeleteYou can tell by the brightness of the star if it is low, intermediate, or a high mass star. You can also use the H-R diagram to help you determine what you are looking at. The answer your question yes, you can tell the difference just by looking at them.
DeleteHow much damage does a supernova usually do?
ReplyDeleteDamage defined as physical harm caused to something in such a way as to impair its value, usefulness, or normal function does not happen at all. Normally there is very little "somethings" around stars to there is no damage. however, if there was something like a planet by a star before it turns to a super nova it would totally destroy the object if it was close enough.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference between high mass stars and intermediate stars?
ReplyDeleteWhat are the few exceptions that make a high mass star and a low mass star death different?
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