Education Birth & death of stars (teach)

The Birth and Death of Stars By Moira Whitehouse PhD What are Stars? Stars are large balls of hot gasesâmainly hydrogen and helium. They look small because they are a long…

Documents Towers of sculpted gas in the Eagle nebula (M16) are actually cocoons for embryonic stars.

Towers of sculpted gas in the Eagle nebula (M16) are actually cocoons for embryonic stars. Rings of gas surround the dying star NGC 6543, nicknamed the Cat's Eye. Hubble…

Documents A Star is Born!

The Hidden Lives of Galaxies NSTA 2001 - Jim Lochner and Gail Rohrbach, NASA A Star is Born! The Life Cycles of Stars 1 Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star ... 2 How I Wonder What…

Documents The Life Cycles of Stars

The Hidden Lives of Galaxies NSTA 2001 - Jim Lochner and Gail Rohrbach, NASA The Life Cycles of Stars Dr. Jim Lochner, NASA/GSFC 1 This version is a combination of the hour…