Binary star by EthanolBrother2
This is a binary star. It's a white dwarf and a red hypergiant. The white dwarf is ' stealing' matery from the red star. If the pressure and temperature get too high, this all will be blown away by a supernova. A supernova like this happens every second.
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micque 27th Feb 2023
looks nice! +1! -
Thatreactordude 8th Oct 2022
cuz it has more gravity force like gyro said, also more density is a huge part of the equasion, so, i dont think you understand physics with stars fully (no offense) but it should be this way -
Gyro 12th Nov 2021
the white dwarf is denser and got more gravity force then the other. -
boom_boi 25th Aug 2021
why is the white dwarf stealing matter from giant??? if anything it should be the other way -
Ozone1126 12th Jun 2021
this is not a quasar. It is a white dwarf -
Yetanotheruser 14th May 2020
and yes there is such thing as a binary quasar -
Yetanotheruser 14th May 2020A quasar is the bright center of a galaxy, believed to be powered by a supermassive black hole. The word "quasar" is derived from quasi-stellar radio source, because this type of object was first identified as a kind of radio source.
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mamatArduino 22nd Sep 2019
This is a quasar -
GODUSMAXIMUS456 26th Nov 2018
aslo quasars are not stars nobody rlly knows what they are -
GODUSMAXIMUS456 26th Nov 2018powderskye: no, the other star wouldnt keep up with it if it was quasar. quasars move at 99.9% of the speed of light