Clouds Stars
Clouds Stars
In the wells of dark matter in the Universe fell together. It is believed that the first stars formed only 30 million years after the Big Bang, and about 500 million years after that galaxies like the Milky Way formed. Groups of hydrogen and helium formed huge clouds, some areas are denser than others and clumps of gas and dust that fell in the other, crushing under its own weight. As these clouds of gas giant spin became more dense objects collide causing more and more, and warming around them.
Most of these balls of gas remained unchanged, as brown dwarfs, which are slightly larger Jupiter, but has pushed the heavier atoms of hydrogen at its center, so that finally ignited. These were the first stars.
Alchemy began in stars such as hydrogen atoms fuse to make helium more. Enormous amounts of energy released when this happens, the explosion in a fire strong enough to prevent burning stars for millions of years. After all the hydrogen is used can burn helium stars to create heavier elements, it gives off less energy lost less mass. The star is released from its thermal pressure and reduce a little. This may turn again and give them enough energy to continue to burn, making heavier atoms and causing the star to swell of change into a red giant cloud. They are known as red giants. Some stars will stop here, leaving a core form of small carbon that the Earth is very compressed, like diamonds, and a weight such as the sun. These white dwarfs.
The more massive a star is warmer and blue it is. Hottest stars can burn more items in stock, but to live a life much shorter. All items Natural burned in existence in the most massive stars. Finally, cultivating a skin of iron, which triggers a reaction of nuclear fission, which translates into a supernova. The star explodes with the power of a trillion nukes, splattering the surrounding elements. Sometimes, after explosions of the nucleus is so strong that all electrons are freed from their atoms, creating a sea of electrons. In more massive stars that electrons and protons merge to create neutrons, again. They are known as neutron stars.
The biggest stars leave ash if heavy fall on the other, to expand the space into a black hole. Black holes are pits in space-time so deep that not even light can not escape, and can be as massive as 250 billion suns. They were so heavy that it bent the space around galaxies newly formed, drawing distant stars just enough to light a cigarette.
Finally, one of these supernova explosions created a cloud of dust and gas so heavy that almost all this amount fell together again and there are 4.57 billion years, began to shine as a bright yellow star, the sun. A small amount of matter spinning around the valley of the space created by its mass. Some parts were denser than others and therefore fell together to make larger groups and larger. After tens of thousands of years, the planets took shape. Our Earth is a part of the remains of an enormous stellar explosion, and the ashes of human beings has increased.
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Do you watch the clouds and stars?
This must be very rare for a child 25 years with a job as a businessman to watch clouds. I really like the stars, but we both in the city. Should we do this more? This is exactly what people most former is also used to enjoy? Unlike desktops and that is what they are designed for that.
It is sometimes interesting to consider how the clouds during the day. It is a little less interesting when it obstructs the view of some event As expected in the evening, however.
Star formation by collapse of molecular clouds
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