In terms of Across:
- 3. Black Dwarf (white dwarf that has cooled down in temperature; is invisible because it no longer emits light)
- Planetary Nebula (this is what a low or medium life star will become later in its life; typically have the same mass as our Sun, but only a bit larger than the Earth)
- Supernova (the explosion of a star when it has reached the end of its lifetime; are no longer stars, and are seen as bright points of light in the sky)
- Red Giant (the dying stage of a star; they become larger and this color due to the decrease in temperature)
- Massive Star (burn up their fuel more quickly than regular stars; soon all fuels will run out and the core will collapse)
- Black Hole (places in space so strong that not even light can escape; may occur when a star is dying)
Down:
- Nebula (this may be the beginning or the end of a star's life; a cloud that is made up of dust, helium, and hydrogen, and plasma)
- Red Dwarf (this is what 90% of stars in the sky are; they fall out of balance when all the fuel has been used up)
- Protostar (this is the starting point of a star's birth, lasting about 100,000 years; mainly made of helium and hydrogen particles, with a relatively low temperature)
- Nebula (Nebula is a cloud of gas and dust in space where stars are born or sometimes die)
What is the star about?
Stellar Nebula: The life of a star begins in a stellar nebula, which is a cloud of gas and dust in space. Gravity causes this cloud to collapse in on itself and become more dense.
Protostar: As the cloud collapses, it forms a protostar, which is a hot and dense ball of gas. Nuclear reactions begin in the protostar's core, causing it to emit light and heat.
Therefore, in terms of Main Sequence: When the nuclear reactions in the protostar's core stabilize, the star enters the main sequence phase. This is the longest phase in a star's life cycle, during which it fuses hydrogen into helium in its core.
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3 white dwarf that has cooled down in temperature; is invisible because it no longer emits light
15 one of the endings of a star that has a mass 4-8 times greater than our Sun; are very dense
6 this is what a low or medium life star will become later in its life; typically have the same mass as our Sun, but only a bit larger than the Earth
7 the explosion of a star when it has reached the end of its lifetime; are no longer stars, and are seen as bright points of light in the sky
8 the dying stage of a star; they become larger and this color due to the decrease in temperature
9 burn up their fuel more quickly than regular stars; soon all fuels will run out and the core will collapse
10 places in space so strong that not even light can escape; may occur when a star is dying
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this may be the beginning or the end of a star's life; a cloud that is made up of dust, helium, and hydrogen, and plasma
2 this is what 90% of stars in the sky are; they fall out of balance when all the fuel has been used up 4 this is the starting point of a star's birth, lasting about 100,000 years; mainly made of helium and hydrogen particles, with a relatively low temperature
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