Astrophysics
Supermassive Black Holes Inside of Dying Galaxies Detected in Early Universe
This research could prove that supermassive black holes disturbs the interstellar gas in these galaxies which in turn affects the star formation.
2020 in a Nutshell
2020 in a Nutshell: Astronomy & Astrophysics at its Best
Thought this year may have been a bad one for some, it wasn't the same in the field of Astronomy & Astrophysics as we were able to witness many new findings and events throughout the year, starting with the dazzling first image taken of the Sun by the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope to witnessing the closest Great Conjunction in 397 years.
Science
Space Research – Part 1: What is it & How is it helping us
We are living in a world where we have a huge list of problems that we humans face ranging from diseases to poverty, that...
Science
Stellar Remnants: The Remnants of the Dead Star
As we already know that stars die, but as they do so, they leave behind remnants, usually compact objects of some sort, like a white dwarf, neutron star or black hole. What kind of remnant it becomes depends on the initial mass of the star.
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Stellar Evolution Part 2: The Death of Stars
its ultraviolet radiation ionizes the inner parts of the surrounding cloud, producing a spectacular display called a Planetary Nebula. In addition, the core becomes the white dwarf shining only by the stored heat, not by nuclear reactions. This object has a white-hot surface when it first becomes visible, although it appears dim
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Stellar Evolution Part 1: The Formation of New Stars
The beautiful night sky is filled with thousands of stars that we can see and millions of which we cannot see, with about 4800 stars being born every second. These stars have a life cycle of about 40,000 years to about 10 billion years. However, all these billions of stars in the Universe are at a different point in their life cycle. In this topic, we will be discussing about how these stars are formed and how do they die.
