How do Stars Work?

Stars are some of the most abundant and impressive things in the universe. Each galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars, and there are trillions of galaxies out there. That equates to a whole lot of stars- some estimate 300 sextillion. But what makes stars so common, and why are they the way that they are? How do they form, and how do they live and die? Well, the answers to these questions lie within one of the most fascinating processes in astronomy, and today we're going to be examining that process, from their chaotic births to their cataclysmic deaths!

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- Origins: Smith, Michael David (2004). The Origin of Stars. Imperial College Press. pp. 57–68. ISBN 978-1-86094-501-4.

- Star Evolution: "Stellar Evolution & Death". NASA Observatorium. Archived from the original on 2008-02-10. Retrieved 2006-06-08.

- Star Estimates: Borenstein, Seth (December 1, 2010). "Universe's Star Count Could Triple". CBS News. Retrieved 2011-07-14.

- Low Mass Stars: Richmond, Michael. "Late stages of evolution for low-mass stars". Rochester Institute of Technology. Retrieved 2006-08-04.

- Massive Stars: "The Evolution of Massive Stars and Type II Supernovae". Penn Stats College of Science. Retrieved 2016-01-05.

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Having a supernova in the sky for a year would be so awesome. Hopefully it happens in my time.

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Interesting fact: Gold is created only in two ways: When two Neutron Stars collide, and less than 1/1000 the amount is created by Supernovae.

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[Cadwaladr]

Brown dwarfs may be considered "failed" stars by some, but they literally have liquid iron rain, and that seems like a pretty big success to me.

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[innertubez]

Thanks for this informative and well-produced video. It really sums up stars in a new way even for those of us who thought they'd heard all the popular science descriptions of stars.

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[seanmei]

For many years, I thought that gold is formed naturally on earth. But turned out I was wrong until I found out it is actually produced during the dying process of stars. The gold on earth is actually originated from a previous dead star with its remaining nebula.

[samuelculpepper]

I was just scrolling through my yt page and I thought to myself, why yes I'd love to learn about how stars are made.

[purplehaze]

The death of a star feels oddly melancholic.

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