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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Lars123 13th Jan 2012
First one star of the two collapses into a white dwarf, then it sucks from the other until it explodes in a type 1-A supernova after making iron in it's core -
fsjd 12th Jan 2012
supernoba is a bigger nova. binary systems make the biggest. THEN it will turn into a black hole, neutron star, puslar, megnestar, or white-brown-black dwarf. -
DJMAN 12th Jan 2012
nova not supernova -
EthanolBrother2 12th Jan 2012
Sorry for my bad English -
EthanolBrother2 12th Jan 2012This all is producing a supernovae. So a huge explosion. The red giant will be thrown away like a ball. Somewere 10 lightyears from the explosion.
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EthanolBrother2 12th Jan 2012Right. It's a white dwarf that is exploded. Only the inner of the star remains. Its gravity level is so high that it's taking matery from another star. It's not a black hole.
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cowo8 12th Jan 2012
dingolo... that's called a black hole, and this isn't a black hole. -
henry700 12th Jan 2012
time going slower, and the wont be like rubber, his body particles will separate as the gravity fields vary much arround a black hole -
SuperFire131 12th Jan 2012
@Dingolo Nope, it is only very heathy and compact and thus it attracts more particles -
EthanolBrother2 12th Jan 2012Thnx for the info