All star terms for quiz
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Nebula | A cloud of dust and has in space
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| Protostar | Begins to form out of a nebula
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| Main sequence stars | A star that is fusing hydrogen and helium, often called the adult form of a star
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| Red giant | Star that uses up its supply of hydrogen out its core expands
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| Planetary nebula | As a red giant expands it is no longer able to hold onto its outer layer gas the expanding layer of gas is called this.
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| White dwarf | The hot and dense core of a star is called this. It's very hot, up to 100,000 degrees celsius.
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| Black dwarf | White dwarf that has cooled off
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| Supergiant | Masses 10 or more times the sun. Luminosities form 30,000 to a million times more then the sun
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| Supernova | An explosion that rips a star apart near the end of its life
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