On slide 2, you mention that a star's energy is created by nuclear fusion. Can you explain that process?
We did not talk about nuclear fusion in our powerpoint therefore i cannot answer this question.Dionna STevenson & LaRahn Walker
in slide for you talked about clouds collapsing. does that mean that the clouds are booming part of the star?
Yes!Dionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
what is the importance of a molecular cloud?
The density and size
You mentioned that the mass of the star's solar mass is steep, what kind of effect does this have on the star?
the star gets brighter and the temperature of a star decreasesDionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
On slide 2, you talk about the core of a star, what makes up the core of a star?
Converting atoms of hydrogen into helium and releasing a tremendous amount of heat.Dionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
How do you measure solar mass of a star?
Keplars Third Law is appliedDionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
Do you know exactly how hot the core has to get for the helium to fuse and form carbon?
about 150,000 degrees!Dionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
On slide 2, you mention that a star's energy is created by nuclear fusion. Can you explain that process?
ReplyDeleteWe did not talk about nuclear fusion in our powerpoint therefore i cannot answer this question.
DeleteDionna STevenson & LaRahn Walker
in slide for you talked about clouds collapsing. does that mean that the clouds are booming part of the star?
ReplyDeleteYes!
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what is the importance of a molecular cloud?
ReplyDeleteThe density and size
DeleteYou mentioned that the mass of the star's solar mass is steep, what kind of effect does this have on the star?
ReplyDeletethe star gets brighter and the temperature of a star decreases
DeleteDionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
On slide 2, you talk about the core of a star, what makes up the core of a star?
ReplyDeleteConverting atoms of hydrogen into helium and releasing a tremendous amount of heat.
DeleteDionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
How do you measure solar mass of a star?
ReplyDeleteKeplars Third Law is applied
DeleteDionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker
Do you know exactly how hot the core has to get for the helium to fuse and form carbon?
ReplyDeleteabout 150,000 degrees!
DeleteDionna Stevenson & LaRahn Walker