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Stellar Evolution 90% of its lifetime: star converts Hydrogen to Helium p-p cycle Main Sequence Helium builds up in the core, but not yet burning gravity compresses which increases temperature helium starts burning, more energy produced Different equilibrium, less stable NOT on main sequence where on HR diagram is complicated simplistically Red Giants=He burning 1

Stellar Evolution test out model of stellar evolution using Star Clusters HR diagram of a cluster gives snapshot of stars with the same age but different masses Birth Main Sequence Red Giant live+die faster if higher mass tell age of cluster by most massive star still on Main Sequence. Young clusters still have massive bright stars on main sequence 2

Star Clusters stars are usually near other stars - CLUSTER formed at the same time from same gas cloud similar chemical composition about the same distance from us Can classify by appearance and use to: study stellar lifetimes measure distances (earlier: spectroscopic parallax) 3

Open Star Clusters can see individual stars by eye or with modest telescope usually some bright, hot stars 100-1000 stars in region of about 50 LY with few LY separating stars have significant amount of heavy elements like Carbon and Oxygen Understood as group of recently formed stars 4

Open Star Clusters - Pleiades Seven Sisters being chased by Orion the hunter (Greek), Orion also chasing Taurus the bull. Called Subaru star cluster in Japan Subaru Car insignia Subaru Telescope Hawaii 5

Open Star Clusters - Pleiades Also have emission nebula around some stars. 6 brightest stars can be seen by unaided eye if in dark locale and you have good eyesight 7 daughters of Atlas and Pleinoe: Alcyone, Merope, Electra, Caleano, Taygeta, Maia (mother of Hermes), Sterope 6

Globular Star Clusters fuzzy cotton ball by eye or with modest telescope usually dim red stars dense with 100,000 stars in 50-300 LY region with less than one light year separating stars no heavy elements. Just Hydrogen and Helium often outside plane of galaxy Understood as group of old stars formed in early history of the galaxy 3-12 billion years old 7

Very Young (few million years) Star Cluster Stars in nebula region, typical of young stars moving to main sequence Note many more low mass stars Some with high surface temp (25,000) have made it to the main sequence 8

100 million year old Star Cluster Six brightest stars can be seen by unaided eye. PLEIADES largest stars moving off main sequence to become giants Modest highest temp (10,000). Larger and hotter stars have disappeared mostly as supernovas 9

5 billion year old Star Cluster largest stars are gone stars little more massive the Sun have become giants Highest temp on main sequence now 6200 Many small stars with low surface temperature remain on main sequence 10

INITIAL MASS relative to Sun s mass M < 0.01 Fate of Stars Final State planet.01 < M <.08 Brown dwarf (not true star) 0.08 < M < 0.25 not Red Giant White Dwarf 0.25 < M < 12 Red Giant White Dwarf 12 < M < 40 Supernova: neutron star M > 40 Supernova: black hole 2017: Some very massive stars go directly to a Black Hole without a supernova. Postulated for a while as the number of massive stars seems greater that the number of SN remnants. A BH has been detected without a SN remnant, which seems to confirm 11 this. Some WD can become SN by acquiring mass from companion star

Red Giants White Dwarves for light stars (less than 10 times the mass of the Sun) burning of He to Carbon creates Oxygen (whose mass is slightly lass than He+C mass) is final fusion stage and an inert C-O core (no fusion) is built up inside the Red Giant 12

Red Giants White Dwarves II oscillate and loss of over 1/2 star s mass during Red Giant phase Mass being lost core At some point all that is left is the hot, dense, inert (no fusion) C/O core about size of Earth: WHITE DWARF Will slowly cool down over time 13

Planetary Nebula NOT planets (historic term) the material ejected by pulsating Red Giant can emit light as heated up by star at center Can lose over half the star s mass. Red Giant moving towards WD Blinking eye nebula. In Cygnus. 2000 LY away 14

Planetary Nebula Ring Nebula Ring nebula in Lyra M57. 2,300 LY away. Can only see with a telescope. Emission lines of Hydrogen and Oxygen are prominent 15

Planetary Nebula Hourglass and Helix Nebula Helix nebula. In Aquarius, 700 LY away Sometimes called Eye of God or Eye of Sauron Hourglass nebula in constellation Musca. 8,000 LY away. Helium, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon shells give 16 different colors

Red Giant White Dwarves Evolution of star changes its position on HR diagram over time Star becomes smaller but hotter as inner layers being exposed. Note very high surface temperatures which cool down vary rapidly from about 200,000 degrees to 40,000 degrees. 17

Hertzprung-Russell Diagram Reminder Plot Luminosity versus surface temperature. Star size is diagonal line large stars in upper right hand corner. White Dwarf radius 0.01 Sun = size of Earth 18

Sun: Main Sequence Red Giant White Dwarves white dwarf 19

Lecture Feedback E-mail me a few sentences describing one topic you learned from this set of presentations. Please include the phrase White dwarves are about the size of the Earth but have about the mass of the Sun in your mini-report but do not use that as your one topic. 20