Life Cycle of Stars

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Multiple Choice

Select the truth among the lies! Which one is true?

• The stars will never burn out.

• Stars are a part of our Solar System.

• All the stars explode at the end of their lifetime.

• All stars appear white.

• The stars are born out of dust and gas.

Poll

Do stars rotate?

• Yes

• No

What do you observe?

Open Ended

What can you say about the waves as shown in the gif?

​Observe the red-shift & blue-shift phenomenon

1. How are stars born?

2. What are protostars?

3. What is Thermonuclear Fusion?

4. What are the two types of star classification?

5. What are the different types of cosmic formations will be seen after a star's death?

GUIDE QUESTIONS:

Open Ended

Like the stars and their light, how would you like to be remembered as the school year ends?