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When smaller stars such as red dwarfs or red giants use up all their fuel and nuclear fusion slows they start to die, and become small “white dwarf” stars which will emit white light until they finally darken into "black dwarfs".0 -
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Big stars like supergiants and hypergiants have shorter lives as they consume their fuel at a faster rate than smaller stars. As these massive stars die they explode as massive bright supernova.0 -
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Very heavy stars that have gone supernova can actually turn into black holes.0 -
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Other supernova leave behind very small 20 to 40km (25 mi) in diameter white neutron stars, that have dense cores made of neutrons.0 -
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Star matter blown away by supernova explosions form new stellar nebula and the process of making stars begins again.0 -
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Stars range in color depending on how hot they are, in order from lowest to highest temperature they are can be brown, red, orange, yellow, white, or blue in color.0 -
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The light from stars takes millions of years to reach Earth, therefore when you look at the stars you are literally looking back in time.0 -
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The stars have played a very important role throughout human history. They have formed part of religious practices, been grouped into constellations, used in astrology star signs, helped to design calendars and were very important navigational tools for early explorations across land and seas0 -
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A candle flame typically burns at around 1000 Degrees Celsius0 -
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No one knows who invented the fire hydrant, because its patent was destroyed in a fire.0
