Another update show, this time on the various generations of stars, let’s get into it.
Jun 25th: Update on Stellar Populations (I, II, & III)
Tag: stars
Jun 19th: What Awoke the Cosmic Dawn?
Were the dark ages really dark? What is a perturbation, and how did they grow in the early universe?
May 18th: Treknology: The Science of Star Trek
Lets discuss about Treknology: The Science of Star Trek and more updates including helicopter for mars & stars from the early moment of the universe
May 9th: Awesome Astronomy’s May 2018
So how is it possible to have atmospheres around rocky planets in the Trappist 1 system?
Mar 24th: They Grow Up So Fast: Stellar Growth Spurts
Have you ever had a growth spurt? Maybe you kids have been making regular trips to stores to replace shoes that have become too tight or trousers that are too short?
Feb 20th: Why are Small Stars Such a Big Deal?
Why are small stars red? Why are small stars so common? Why are small stars so interesting for the hunt for life?
Oct 11th: Raiders of the Lost Stars
Like a team of real-life Indiana Joneses, scientists have explored our galaxy and found a treasure trove of hidden gems.
Feb 19th: Why Are Stars and Planets Round?
Why are stars and planets round? Are there any other shapes for the stars and planets?
Jan 26th: A Journey into Deep Space: Our Deepest View of the X-ray Universe
Did you know there are several types of light? Each one reveals new secrets about the world around us, but only one is visible to our eyes.
Luckily, we’ve designed telescopes that can see the Universe in “invisible” light.
Jan 18th: Why Are Heavy Stars So Gassy?
Newborn stars are surrounded by “cosmic fog”. Astronomers expected that, the hot stars would “burn” away the cosmic fog. But it doesn’t!