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White Dwarf
limit of mass is 1.4
Neutron Star
2-3 solar neutron
Pulsar
rapidly rotating proton star
Black Hole
3 solar masses or more
Nova
combination of White dwarf and Red Giant
Supernova:
Creates ALL heavy elements in the universe!
1054 AD
Supernova remnant is the Crab nebula containing a pulsar!
Main sequence fitting
Distance of Star clusters
Main sequence cutoff
Age of Star Clusters
POPULATION I Stars
Young, recycled stars, (found in the disk)
POPULATION II
Original stars, (found in Nucleus)
What is the Singularity in a Black Hole?
In the middle of the Black Hole
What is the Event Horizon?
The outer circumference of a black hole.
How do you detect a Black Hole?
If it has 3 solar masses or higher
What are some different parts of our Galaxy, the Milky way?
nucleus, Halo, Disk (spiral Arms)
What is the Span and Thickness of The Milky Way?
Span: 100,000 LY

Thickness: 10,00
What are Globular Clusters?
Very old Star Clusters with Black holes in the center
In what amount of time does the sun revolve around the milky way?
every 2 hundred million years
ISM =
InterStellar Medium (Gas and Dust), (everything Besides stars)
Nebulae

Emission:
H II region (the birth of Stars)
Nebulae:

Reflection:
Blue. Young Stars
Nebulae:

Dark:
Dense
Nebulae:

Planetary:
Death of A Star (white dwarf in Center)
Facts on Spiral Density waves
- Produces Illusion of spiral arms
- Trigger star formation
- Possible cause of "Ice Ages"
- Generated from external nearby galaxies.
Hubble "turning Fork"
spirals, barred spirals, and Elliticals
Which types of Galaxies have POP I and POP II?
Irregular, Spiral, and Barred spiral Galaxies.
What type of Galaxies have NO stellar cycling, only old, Original POP II Stars?
The Elliptical Galaxies
Until 1920...
Galaxies were thought to be Nebulae in the Milky Way!