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WHAT MAKES A STAR?
So you ’re out one night and you look up into the sky Assuming you aren ’t in a city with tons of smog or clouds, you will probably see a sky filled with little dots of light Those dots (this should not be a surprise) are stars Some are only a few hundred light years away and some are thousands of light years away They all have some things in common You see, stars are huge balls of fire They aren ’t just any fire That fire is from a constant number of nuclear reactions LIGHTING THE WAY
Not all stars have solar systems spinning around them Some stars are just sitting out in the middle of nowhere Some stars have a companion star nearby, kind of like a twin When you have a twin, astronomers call you a binary star
A star is a huge ball of plasma, usually made of hydrogen and helium (He) That ball of fire also gives off light All kinds of light There are visible, infrared, ultraviolet, and Xrays constantly emitted into space You may find planets that are almost identical to the makeup of stars, like Jupiter, but something has not ignited their nuclear reaction
ingilizce yıldızlar hakkıda bilgi
WHAT MAKES A STAR?
So you ’re out one night and you look up into the sky Assuming you aren ’t in a city with tons of smog or clouds, you will probably see a sky filled with little dots of light Those dots (this should not be a surprise) are stars Some are only a few hundred light years away and some are thousands of light years away They all have some things in common You see, stars are huge balls of fire They aren ’t just any fire That fire is from a constant number of nuclear reactions LIGHTING THE WAY
Not all stars have solar systems spinning around them Some stars are just sitting out in the middle of nowhere Some stars have a companion star nearby, kind of like a twin When you have a twin, astronomers call you a binary star
A star is a huge ball of plasma, usually made of hydrogen and helium (He) That ball of fire also gives off light All kinds of light There are visible, infrared, ultraviolet, and Xrays constantly emitted into space You may find planets that are almost identical to the makeup of stars, like Jupiter, but something has not ignited their nuclear reaction
