
Star Lifecycle
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Science
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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9 Slides • 16 Questions
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Lesson 1 of 2
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Essential Question(s):
How does our sun compare to other stars in the universe?
How do stars change over time?
How are stars classified on a Herztsprung-Russell Diagram?
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Think about what is RED SHIFT?
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Open Ended
According to the video:
What is a “red shift”?
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All stars begin in a cloud of gas
and dust called a
stellar nebula.
Gravity will cause the nebula to
contract.
The nebula will break into smaller
pieces. These pieces will
eventually form stars.
Life Cycle of a Star
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WHAT is the Life Cycle of our STAR?
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Is an average sized star...
Its born in a NEBULA
It will stay in this main sequence phase for a long time.
When it starts to die it grows into a RED GIANT
Then it will go planetary nebula
Then die as a white dwarf
Our Sun
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Multiple Choice
What are stars made of?
helium
oxygen
Hydrogen and helium
heat
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Multiple Choice
Is the sun a stars?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
A star that burns its nuclear fuel steadily over time is known as...
a stable star
a main sequence star
a primary star
a supernova
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Multiple Choice
If a star becomes a red giant after about 1 million years as a main sequence star, is the star small or large?
small
large
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Multiple Choice
The red giant phase of a star's lifecycle begins when...
the star's fuel begins to run out
the star blows out its atmosphere
a planetary nebula condenses into a protostar
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Multiple Choice
After an average star has exhausted its fuel, the star becomes a(n)
neutron star
supernova
white dwarf
planetary nebula
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Luminosity
Brightness
In an HR Diagram brightness Increases from bottom to top
Temperature
In an HR Diagram temperature increases to the RIGHT
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Multiple Choice
What characteristics are used to classify stars?
Flammability, weight, and reactivity
Temperature/color and brightness
Conductivity, luster, and density
Malleability, distance, and viscoscity
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Multiple Choice
Knowing the color of a star also tells us its __________
age
location
temperature
name
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