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A black hole is a region of space where the gravitational force is so strong that nothing can escape from it, including light. Gravity of this strength may be produced by matter which has been squeezed into a very tiny space.

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Black Holes: Facts, Theory, and Definition

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Black Holes Devouring Monsters of the Universe. How are they made? Only the very largest stars, beginning with at least 50 solar masses, are able to form.

Notes 30.2 Stellar Evolution

Special Stars Neutron Stars Black Holes. Massive Star Evolution 4 Massive stars burn hot and bright while on the main sequence, usually as a blue or whitish-blue.

Supernovae and nucleosynthesis of elements > Fe Death of low-mass star: White Dwarf White dwarfs are the remaining cores once fusion stops Electron degeneracy.

Stellar Evolution Describe how a protostar becomes a star.

Chapter 12 Space Exploration.

Caty Pilachowski IU Astronomy Mini-University 2014.

Chandrasekar Limit--white dwarfs form with remnant under 1.3 M sun.

Black Holes. Outline Escape velocity Definition of a black hole Sizes of black holes Effects on space and time Tidal forces Making black holes Evaporation.

The last days of massive stars Outer layers expand as helium core contracts Helium fuses to form carbon, carbon fuses with helium to make oxygen, and.

Earth Science 25.2B : Stellar Evolution

Black Holes by Dalton, Connor, and Bryan. What is a black hole? The idea of black holes comes from the escape velocity. The escape velocity basically.

Black Holes Dennis O’Malley. How is a Black Hole Created? A giant star (more than 25x the size of the sun) runs out of fuel –The outward pressure of the.

Astronomy for beginners Black Holes Aashman Vyas.

Black Holes By Irina Plaks. What is a black hole? A black hole is a region in spacetime where the gravitational field is so strong that nothing, not even.

13.3 Black Holes: Gravity’s Ultimate Victory Our Goals for Learning What is a black hole? What would it be like to visit a black hole? Do black holes really.