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The part 3 is here. This time we look at the biggest stars and finish their classification. Beacouse stars have more propeties, I show you the star systems too. I hope you like it. Don't forget to check my other saves.

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JusticeFighter 11th Aug 2016

If you have a stable two-star system, they have to be directly opposite relative to the centre of mass. That means that the stars can be connected by a straight line through the centre. If that is not the case, it would not be the centre of mass. Unless of course there is a big planet somewhere close by, but then the orbits would be slightly different. Oh, and thank you for making this!
docRoboRobert 11th Aug 2016

I'm gonna make as much as I can. Ev-Fu: 1:1
JanKaszanka 11th Aug 2016

evolution
camtech56 11th Aug 2016

For Star Fusion, are you going to be including P-P Chain, CNO Cycle, r-process and the rest?
docRoboRobert 11th Aug 2016

As you can see in notice. Write in comments what do you want next? Star fusion or massive star evolution?
MAS2015 11th Aug 2016

Very good. +1
ApertureScientist 11th Aug 2016

What About Black Holes, Or Pulsars?
dragoninferno99 11th Aug 2016

Science is awesome. +1 for you fellow atronomer
JanKaszanka 11th Aug 2016

and +1
JanKaszanka 11th Aug 2016

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The Powder Toy

Stars in the universe pt. 3 by docRoboRobert

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