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1. cosmic cataclyms
   ... One theory deals with dead stars that turn into very dense neutron stars that hold powerful gravity fields. If it should happen ...
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2. The Brightest Explosions in the Universe
   ... Things like supernova explosions the way massive stars die, neutron stars and pulsars, and black holes are all sources of celestial gamma rays. ...
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3. Black Holes 4
   ... We can only be dealing with a compact stellar remnant, a class of celestial objects which consists of white dwarves, neutron stars, and black holes. ...
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4. black holes
   ... Only the most massive stars become black holes. The rest become less compressed bodies which are either white dwarfs or neutron stars. ...
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5. Stars
   ... Pulsars are believed to be neutron stars. Unlike normal radio waves received from stars, pulsars waves come in bursts or pulses. ...
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6. Stars 2
   ... pair of white dwarfs, with one shedding material onto the other, have been invoked by some astronomers to explain the formation of some neutron stars and Type ...
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7. stars and the universe
   ... each other, because Hubbleamp39s law is based on the brightness of distant stars. ... Hydrogen ions, which are proton and neutron stuck togethr, could absorb photons ...
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8. MIR
   ... Kvant 1987 This module contains equipment for observations of galaxies, neutron stars, quasars, and other astrophysical phenomena at xray and other ...
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9. The Big Bang and Supernovas
   ... These stars can either collapse into a neutron star, muttering up the last of its energy to stay alive until it gradually fades away, a supernova, which we ...
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10. Nucleosynthesis
    ... Now the neutron absorptions occur rapidly enough to bridge the gap out to nuclides like ... is that dust is produced in the atmospheres of red giant stars, and the ...
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11. Masters of the Universe
    ... If the dead star was too massive, the neutron star will be so large that its own gravity ... A binary star system consists of two stars that orbit around each other ...
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12. Star Life Cycles
    ... to a small stars until it reaches its main sequence stage The stars shine steadily ... 1.5 3 solar masses it contracts to become a tiny, very dense Neutron Star. ...
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13. Atoms
    ... around us from the air we breathe to food we eat and even the stars in the ... Today we know that each atom is made up of three parts, a proton, a neutron and an ...
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14. Black Hole
    ... first predicted in 1783 by John Mitchell and called these strange objects as dark stars. ... making up neutrons, and thus in the end we are left with neutron star. ...
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15. the universe 2
    ... each other, because Hubbleamp39s law is based on the brightness of distant stars. ... Hydrogen ions, which are proton and neutron stuck togethr, could absorb photons ...
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16. big bang theory
    ... Because of the extreme heat, only one proton and one neutron could stick together ... If they had found any stars with zero Helium abundance or even objects much ...
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17. The Mysteries of the Sun
    ... Either we donamp39t really know how the Sun and stars create their energy, or we ... Sudburyamp39s is sensitive to the three types because it can knock the neutron from a ...
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18. Fusion
    ... Nearly neutronfree fusion systems, which require higher temperatures than DT ... and, together with subsequent reactions, accounts for the energy source in stars. ...
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19. Stephen Hawking
    ... What happens to stars when they die ... For this mechanism to work, the unseen object has to be very small, like a white dwarf, neutron star, or black hole. ...
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20. use of black holes in space transit system
    ... formed when an enormously massive star, most likely a neutron star, collapses ... This only happens naturally with extremely massive stars because it needs enough ...
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21. Hydrogen First Element
    ... burns brightly in the stars, comets, meteors, and of flaming space stuff. Its atomic number is one so it only has one electron and one proton but no neutron. ...
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22. XRay
    ... Nearly every class of astronomical object, from nearby stars to distant quasars, emits xrays at ... of black holes emitting xrays, or the center of a neutron star ...
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23. hypernova
    ... The collapse of a massive star and/or its merger with a neutron star could generate ... in the plane of the Milky Way, where most of the Milky Way stars are located ...
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24. the second coming of Christ
    ... of the firmament and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ... This includes the Neutron Bomb, which they have tested 7 times, and have ...
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25. A History of Punk
    ... As the level of tolerance and acceptance grew, rock stars adopted more bizarre and ... against those who put money into the development of the neutron bomb, but ...
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26. An Era of Punk
    ... As the level of tolerance and acceptance grew, rock stars adopted more bizarre and ... against those who put money into the development of the neutron bomb, but ...
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