Stella nebulas first form a superhot gas known as protostar which are a key part in the creation of massive stars.
Stage 1: Stella Nebula
A typical giant molecular clouds are roughly 100 light years across and contains up to 6 million solar masses.
Star formation starts with the gravitational collapse of stella nebulas.
When these stars expand and cool, they do not brighten as dramatically as lower-mass stars.
Stage 2: Massive Star
Massive stars are larger than 8 solar masses.
They are approximately 3 to 50x the mass of our Sun!
Stage 3: Red Supergiant
It is large and cool and so with some protective gear I can stand close to it!
In more advanced term, they have spectral types of K and M meaning the surface temperature is below 4100K which is still hot enough to melt a human alive!
It has the largest radius of all the star types!
A supernova can outshine galaxies for days to months.
Stage 4: Supernova
The core collapses in less than a second as the gravity collaspes the star.
Even I could not survive the outer layer of a star being blown into space so how is it a mere painting can withstand the impact?!
For the final lecture, I will be staying very far away as no matter or information can flow out of the interior of a black hole according to classical general relativity.
After a supernova, cores which execeed the Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit, a fancy way of saying solar masses from 2.2 to 2.9 will become black holes.
Stage 5: Black Holes
These invisible eaters consume every matter in its path and not even light can escape once it has crossed a point known as the event horizon.
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