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This Class (Lecture 12): Why does the Sun Shine? Next Class: Why is the Sun Yellow? HW5 due Monday Exam 1 next Friday!! Exam 1 in this classroom in 1 week (Oct 1 st )! 40 Multiple choice questions! Will cover material up to and including today.!!!! May bring 1 sheet of paper with notes!! Both sides!! Printed/handwritten/whatever.. I don t really care Major resources are lecture notes and homeworks Try to understand major points more than anything. Have created and posted a study guide Music: The Sun Always Shines on TV A-Ha! Dates:! Monday, Oct. 4 th! Tuesday, Oct. 5 th! Wednesday, Oct. 6 th! Thursday, Oct. 7 th! Monday, Oct. 11 th! Tuesday, Oct. 12 th! Wednesday, Oct. 13 th! Thursday, Oct. 14th Go to assignment page on class website for more info. You MUST download worksheet before you go. Can be cloudy, so check webpage before you go.! Why does the Sun shine?! Gravity pushes in and heat pressure pushes out.! Neutrinos prove nuclear fusion! To understand the death of our Sun, we have to look at other stars! Stars are Suns too

The Battle between Gravity and Pressure! What is pressure?! Pressure Pressure of Earth s atmosphere is 14.7 pounds per square inch Gravity pushes in The heat pressure must push out.! Explain blowing up a balloon?! http://www.phy.ntnu.edu.tw/java/idealgas/idealgas.html Hydrostatic equilibrium: Balanced forces What does hydrostatic equilibrium do? a)! Keeps the Sun burning H into He. b)! Keeps the Sun from turning into a big cloud in the shape of a bunny. c)! Keeps the Sun a flattened disk. d)! Keeps the Sun a stable size. e)! Keeps the Sun unstable. 3.85 x 10 26 Watts, but how much is that? A 100W light bulb the Sun could supply 4 x 10 24 light bulbs! U.S. electricity production in 2009: 4.1 trillion kwh Sun = 3 x 10 7 times this every second World s nuclear weapons: 3 x 10 4 megatons Sun = 4 million times this every second

! The Sun does not collapse nor even change it s radius.! Gravity pushes in, but what pushes out?! Okay, heat, but what makes the heat?! What is its power source?! What keeps the Sun hot? It doesn t cool like a hot coffee cup.! Biggest mystery in Astronomy up until 20 th century.! Without an energy source, the Sun would rapidly cool & contract! Darwin: evolution needs Sun & Earth to be > 10 8 years old! Lyell: geological changes also need > 10 8 years! Process must be able to power Sun for a long time! At least 4.5 Byrs. Discuss with neighbors possible heating possibilities. List at least 2 possibilities, even if you know the correct one. List all feasible ideas. Then, click A on your iclicker.

! Gravity:! Seems like a good idea. Remember Jupiter gives off heat.! A contracting Sun releases gravitational energy.! But only enough for 20 million years! Chemical:! If the Sun was made from TNT, something that burns very well, then it would last for only 20,000 years! Need something more powerful! 4 p" 4 He (2 p,2n) Basic idea is to take 4 protons (ionized hydrogen atoms) and slam them together to make an ionized helium atom.! Light nuclei: fusion! Fuse together light atoms to make heavier ones! Happens in the Sun! H-Bomb! Heavy nuclei: fission! Break apart heavier atoms into lighter ones! Used in power plants! A-Bomb Fission Fusion

! Proton-Proton Chain! 4 hydrogen atoms fuse to make 1 helium atom! Requires very high density and temperature (at least 7 million K) The Proton-Proton (p-p) Chain Fusion: Fact: 4m(p) > m( 4 He)! mass of whole < mass of parts! Einstein says E = mc 2 :! Mass is a form of energy!! Each 4 He liberates energy:! Okay, so we know that the nucleus can have numerous protons (+ s) very close.!something is odd here!!what is it? Helium! Why doesn t the nucleus of the atom fly apart?! Discuss with neighbor, then click A on your iclicker!something is odd here!!what is it? Helium

! Gravity! Electromagnetic! Strong Nuclear! The strongest of the 4 forces! The force which holds an atom s nucleus together, in spite of the repulsion between the protons.! Does not depend on charge! Not an inverse square law very short range.! Weak Nuclear! Proton-Proton Chain! 4 hydrogen atoms fuse to make 1 helium atom! Requires very high density and temperature (at least 7 million K) The Proton-Proton (p-p) Chain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czbh_sdqx84! Chain: 4 protons helium! First step in chain (2 protons combine):! Start with 2 particles (protons)! End up with 4 particles (two of which are glued together)! each of products is very interesting in its own right... [np] = deuterium! 1 proton + 1 neutron bound together into nucleus of element! Hydrogen, but has neutron, so 2 times mass of normal H! Heavy Hydrogen! Simplest composite nucleus Discovery of D in lab: Nobel Prize about 0.01% of all H on earth is D!! including in your body: you contain about 10 kilos (20 lbs) of H, and about 2 grams of D!! Water (normally H 2 O) with D is D 2 O : heavy water"

e + = positron! Exactly the same as electron but charge +1! Antimatter! Combines with normal e -! Both are gone, release of energy! Annihilation Discovery of positron in lab: Nobel Prize Because of this reaction "! The Sun contains a small amount of antimatter!!! (Greek letter nu ) = neutrino #! Particle produced in nuclear reactions only #! Tiny mass: m(!) < 10-6 m(e)! #! Moves at nearly the speed of light #! Very weakly interacting Discovery of neutrino in lab: Nobel Prize 10 billion from Sun go through hand every sec "! Reach out! "! Go through your body, Earth, but almost never interact Nuclear Fusion in the Sun s Interior! Sun is currently stable! Pressure from the radiation created by fusion balances the force of gravity.! Gravity is balanced by pressure from fusion!! Proton-proton in stars like the Sun! Hydrogen fused to make helium! 0.7% of mass converted to energy The Proton-Proton Cycle

The Sun is a mass of incandescent gas A gigantic nuclear furnace Where hydrogen is built into helium At a temperature of millions of degrees The Sun is hot, the Sun is not A place where we could live But here on Earth there'd be no life Without the light it gives We need its light We need its heat The Sun light that we seek The Sun light comes from our own Sun's atomic energy The Sun is a mass of incandescent gas A gigantic nuclear furnace Where hydrogen is built into helium At a temperature of millions of degrees The Sun is hot They Might Be Giants Why Does The Sun Shine The Sun is large... If the sun were hollow, a million Earth's would fit inside And yet, it is only a middle-sized star The Sun is far away... About 93,000,000 miles away And that's why it looks so small But even when it's out of sight The Sun shines night and day We need its heat, we need its light The Sun light that we seek The Sun light comes from our own sun's atomic energy Scientists have found that the Sun is a huge atom smashing machine The heat and light of the sun are caused by nuclear reactions between Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Carbon, and Helium The Sun is a mass of incandescent gas A gigantic nuclear furnace Where Hydrogen is built into Helium At a temperature of millions of degrees The Sun is so hot that everything on it is a gas: Aluminum, Copper, Iron, and many others Why Nuclear Fusion Doesn t Occur in Your Coffee A star is in hydrostatic equilibrium. What does that mean? a)! Pressure from fusion is pushing back against the force from planetary orbits. b)! The star s radius does not change much. c)! Pressure from fusion is winning the war against gravity. d)! Gravity is perfectly balanced with electromagnetism. e)! None of the above.! Fusion requires:! High enough temperature (> 5 million K)! High enough density! Enough time