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Star universe

Dive into the fascinating world of stars, from tiny dwarfs to massive giants. Discover how different stars compare to the Sun in size, weight, and lifespan. Learn about the spectacular phenomena of supernovas and the characteristics that define high mass stars. With temperatures ranging from 3,000°C to 30,000°C, the universe is filled with diversity in stellar bodies. Uncover essential star facts, including the incredible speed of light and the enormity of the largest known star, Cygnus. Join us as we explore the wonders of the cosmos!

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Star universe

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  1. Star universe By Sim & Summer

  2. Cool & hot stars =3200c =10000c =4900c =30000c or a bit more! =6000c

  3. Star sizes • Sirius B : 0.08 the size of the sun! • Alpha Centauri: 1.2 the size of the sun! • Vega: 2 the size of the sun! • Capella: 13 the size of the sun! • Aldebaran: 46 the size of the sun! • Betelgeuse:230 the size of the sun!

  4. How heavy is a star • It would depends on the mass of original star and the nature of the explosion it cant be much more than about there times the mas it would crate a black hole rather than neutron star! • I believe stars weigh about 150,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 KG.

  5. Supernovas • When a massive star dies, it does so in a spectacular explosion known as a supernova • Supernovas are very rare .Of the roughly 200 stars in our galaxy, only one explodes per century on avarage!

  6. What is a high mass star? • A high mass star is a star which is anything over 8 times the mass of the sun!

  7. Big & small stars! • There are giant stars in space that can be 100 times larger than the sun , there are dwarf stars that can be 100 times smaller than the sun!

  8. Which stars live for longer • The smaller stars live longer , it lives for billions of years , big stars die out in a few million years !

  9. Are stars big or small ? • There are giant stars in space that can be 100 times larger than the sun , there are dwarf stars that can be 100 times smaller !

  10. Star facts Stars have hydrogen gas & don’t have solid surfaces , temperatures of almost 3000 to 30000 C. The sun is almost 1.4 million kilometers acrossand it’s just a medium size dstar!

  11. How fast does light travel ? • Light travels at an amazing 300,000 kilometers per second !

  12. Biggest star known • The biggest star known is the hypergiant Cygnus , witch is 810,000 times as bright as the sun !

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