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    join to structure another kind from claiming nuclear core. Those vitality that those sun emits under space may be generated by atomic response that happen clinched alongside its center because of those impact for hydrogen cores and the structuring of helium cores. Throughout this methodology is concerned may be not saved in light a few of the impostor of the combination cores may…

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    The Life Cycle of Stars The life cycle of a star is an incredible, miraculous phenomenon that begins with just two elements: helium and hydrogen. The result is the all well known star that is seen twinkling in the night sky and also what lights up the day here on Earth. There are hundreds upon thousands of stars that take on many different sizes and colors. Depending on the size of the star from its birth, the star could take two paths at the end of its life: turn into a nebula leaving behind a…

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    required to develop steam which then powers turbines. Fusion on the other hand, is essentially the reaction that occurs in the sun. Essentially, "Hydrogen nuclei (such as deuterium and tritium – basically, hydrogen with extra neutrons) fuse to form helium, and the mass defect is released as energy." To define nuclear fusion and fission more clearly, fusion is the process in which two or more nuclei combine which forms a newer, more stable element, with a higher atomic number. Nuclear fission,…

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    Uranus Research Paper

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    Uranus has a much different composition than saturn or jupiter even though they are all gas giants. Jupiter and Saturn are mostly composed of hydrogen and helium, while uranus is composed of ices like water, ammonia and methane. Astronomers think that between 9.3 and 13.5 earth masses of Uranus mass is made up of these ices. Hydrogen and Helium only account for about 0.5 to 1.5 earth masses(Cain). Most planets have a rocky molten core, but unlike most uranus is thought to have a core made up of…

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    Star Life Expectancy

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    fuel the star will have to keep burning, which will determine the life expectancy of the star. Stars shine and are stable owing to the thermonuclear reactions in their cores. At the core 4 hydrogen atoms undergo fusion reaction to form 1 atom of helium, releasing a lot of energy. The greater the initial mass to start with, the faster will the nuclear reaction proceed. So a massive star may have a life expectancy of the order of millions of years, while a less massive star may have life…

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    Characteristics Of The Sun

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    System. However, as stated in this article written by Cain, the mass of Sun is actually slowly decreasing over time due to two processes involved. The first process is the fusion reactions in the core of the Sun which convert atoms of hydrogen into helium. Due to the fact that some of the Sun’s mass is lost through the fusion process, as atoms of hydrogen are converted into energy, the warmth we feel from the Sun is the Sun’s lost mass. The second way of Sun’s mass decreasing is due to the solar…

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    glowing dots are scattered across the night sky. They are known as stars. There are several billion stars in our galaxy, but only a few are seen with the naked eye. Stars are by definition, large exploding balls of gas made up of mostly hydrogen and helium. The two most unstable elements on the periodic table. The largest star in our galaxy is the sun. It’s the largest star and one of the few stars that are going through a star wide nuclear reaction. The reason the sun has yet to fully destroy…

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    Uranus Research Paper

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    and takes 84 years to orbit a once. Uranus surface is made up of mainly Hydrogen and helium, with a…

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    bright as the other star. Both stars can have the same temperature but different luminosity. 10) Main sequence stars have very different temperatures, as they get hotter-means more luminous. The stars of this sequence are fusing hydrogen to helium within their cores. I don’t think that this makes much sense because aren’t all of these stars supposed to have around the same temperature and…

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    Research Paper On Neon

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    refrigerant and is used to freeze and keep things fresh. The fifth most abundant element in the universe is Neon. You can separate Neon out of the liquid air by fraction distillation. When distillation neon out of the liquid air, you will get some parts of Helium and parts of…

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