Planetary Nebula -- Part 2 to Part 6

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Planetary Nebula -- Part 2 to Part 6
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<p>&nbsp;This &nbsp;type of nebula is formed when the star ages and advances in age, burns &nbsp;all its hydrogen and becomes helium at its center. Helium is also &nbsp;converted into carbon and oxygen. Nuclear reactions reach the end in the &nbsp;center of the star, while helium continues to burn in the outer crust</p>
<p>This &nbsp;causes the star to expand and enlarge in size and become the outer &nbsp;layers of the star is unstable because of it and lose the star mass in &nbsp;the form of strong star winds, and this imbalance causes the expulsion &nbsp;of the important part of the mass of the star from the layer that &nbsp;extended and remains the heart of the star is very hot and becomes a &nbsp;small star in the center of the nebula, with the High Aqh</p>
<p>This &nbsp;type of short nebula may last for several thousand or tens of thousands &nbsp;of years and then dissipate. The star will cool and turn into a white &nbsp;dwarf. This type of nebula has no relation to the planets but is known &nbsp;by this name because it is seen in small telescopes such as planets. planetary within 5 billion years</p>
<center>http://www.alkoon.alnomrosi.net/nebula/nebimages/NGC6543Gr.jpg</center>
<p>%95 Of the stars we see in our Milky Way galaxy will eventually become &nbsp;planetary, including the Sun, and the other 5% of the stars, those with a &nbsp;mass of more than eight times of our Sun, will end their lives as a &nbsp;coupernova.<br>
The term "planetary nebula" is an old name and has no relation to the planets, but it is a mistake in naming. This name appeared more than a century ago when the binoculars used at &nbsp;the time were small. They happened to see the nebula as a round, &nbsp;green-colored object. I thought it was like a planet influenced by their &nbsp;view of the planet Uranus.<br>
In &nbsp;any event, planetary nebulae were not made of the planets, and there &nbsp;are no visible planets within this nebula, which have nothing to do with &nbsp;planets. It is rather the gaseous substance and dust that has been expelled from a star who has aged at age before his death. The &nbsp;best name for this nebula is the "evils of expulsion", as they are &nbsp;drawn out of smoke, such as smoke emitted from a burning ember</p>
<p><strong>The end of the sun is a planetary nebula</strong></p>
<center>http://www.alkoon.alnomrosi.net/nebula/nebimages/EmissionNebula.jpg</center>
<p>The &nbsp;sun produces all its heat like any star inside it, in the center, this &nbsp;heat warms the earth and protects the sun from the collapse of the &nbsp;attraction inside. The fuel used by the sun or any star is hydrogen, where hydrogen nuclei are converted into helium, producing that enormous heat<br>
In &nbsp;five billion years, hydrogen fuel will run out into the sun, and the &nbsp;net helium will almost stay. Gravity will force the depressed heart to &nbsp;contract and compress it and become warmer and warmer than before. These high temperatures will ignite helium ash and result in carbon nuclei and increased temperature rise. And &nbsp;there will be a second release of heat and be violent and stormy, &nbsp;increasing the impact of lighting the surface of the sun a thousand &nbsp;times. During that period, the heat causes the outer layers of the sun to inflate the so-called red giant<br>
This red giant will swell and expand so that the orbits of both the Mercury and Venus planets are within this expansion. It &nbsp;will happen that both sunrise and sunset on Earth will take a few &nbsp;hours, and the sun will appear bright red and huge to fill half the sky. &nbsp;Water in the oceans will boil, evaporate and leak into outer space with the atmosphere. Acute radiant heat will transform the surface of the earth into a thick layer as solid as pottery. In the sense that the earth will turn into hell with which life is impossible in any form.<br>
Helium &nbsp;does not last long, and in less than a few hundred million years, after &nbsp;helium is transformed into non-combustible carbon, the star's heart &nbsp;suddenly halts (in thousands of years), the current star mass (about a &nbsp;million degrees) Per teaspoon of tea) and become a ball in like the size of the ground. This remaining ball is called a white dwarf<br>
During &nbsp;the final stages, the outer layers of the sun will begin to collapse &nbsp;toward the center at home, but the base material will ignite as it is &nbsp;going inward, causing the external surface to malfunction. In &nbsp;the end, about 40% of the sun's mass will be released into space, &nbsp;spread through the solar system and beyond. The outer layers will &nbsp;continue to separate deeper and deeper layers into clusters of spherical &nbsp;bubbles, which may eventually form in the form of a giant halo. Which is observed from afar in the form of a nebula, is a planetary nebula.<br>
When that process ends, the former sun's heart appears as a white dwarf through a curtain of the expelled material. The &nbsp;active light emitted from the white dwarf will interact with the &nbsp;electrons of atoms within the gas cloud formed, leading to the &nbsp;appearance of the nebula in its brilliant colors</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;image source &nbsp;<a href="http://www.alkoon.alnomrosi.net/nebula/nebimages/Protostar.jpg">&nbsp;</a><a href="http://www.alkoon.alnomrosi.net/nebula/nebimages/NGC6543Gr.jpg">1</a> <a href="http://www.alkoon.alnomrosi.net/nebula/nebimages/EmissionNebula.jpg">2&nbsp;</a></p>
<p><a href="https://steemit.com/space/@mars9/nebula-is-the-birthplace-of-stars-part-1-to-part-6">&nbsp;Nebula is the birthplace of stars &nbsp;-- Part 1 &nbsp;</a></p>
<p>Planetary Nebula &nbsp;&nbsp;-- Part 2 &nbsp;The Post has been added&nbsp;</p>
<p>Emission Nebula &nbsp;&nbsp;-- Part 3&nbsp;</p>
<p>Reflection Nebula &nbsp;&nbsp;-- Part 4&nbsp;</p>
<p>Dark Nebula &nbsp;&nbsp;-- Part 5 Supernova Remnants &nbsp;&nbsp;-- Part 6&nbsp;</p>
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