When the dead star collides

Before the birth of the first stars, the universe was a ubiquitous darkness - no light and life. Use their fierce stellar flames to break this dark first-generation star, unlike the stars we see today, because they were not born in the same way. The first stars are superstars, they are formed directly by the lightest atomic gas - mainly hydrogen, with less radon, both of which are nearly 14 billion in the magical cosmic explosion fireball of the Big Bang. Years ago. The first stars were responsible for changing the universe from now to the present. This is because they create all the atomic elements heavier than the scorpion in the core, thus "polluting" the universe with atomic elements that make planets, satellites and humans possible. In June 2018, scientists at the California Institute of Technology [Caltech Institute of Technology] in Pasadena announced that they first discovered a collision and merged duo. from

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 Responsible for creating small heavy atomic elements from

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 Unveil the mystery of the birth of another star.

Heavy atomic elements such as heavy metals and silver are called "metals" by astronomers, and they are essential for the formation of planets and the emergence of life itself. By observing these relatively tiny from

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 Scientists hope to learn more about the main sources of the "metal" of the universe.

The origin of most of the heaviest atomic elements familiar from

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 Including 95% of all gold on Earth, it has been the subject of astronomer debate for decades. However, it can now be understood that when the nucleus in the star is called the elementary particle, it will produce heavy "metal". from

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  In the case of most older stars, including the old stars living there from

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 Observed in this study, this process is very rapid - therefore, is called from

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 Means "fast".

There are currently two proposed potential locations from

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 In theory, it will happen. The first possible site is a rare supernova form called a from

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 This is a star explosion that produces a large magnetic field. The second proposed website involves two from

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 Collide and then merge. August 2017, from

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 Like other ground-based telescopes, I found such a from

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 Creating a treasure trove of the heaviest atomic elements. However, observing only one incident is not enough to tell astronomers that the "majority" of these heavy metals is produced in galaxies.

Stellar generation

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 Ancient stars are not just the original hydrogen and helium produced by the big bang. from

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Therefore, astronomers were forced to suggest the existence of a third group of stars - this is very old from

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 Stars composed entirely of ancient primitive gases were stirred in the big bang. from

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 Only hydrogen, helium and trace amounts of lithium or cesium are produced. The first batch of stars produced the first batch from

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 "Pollution" the star of the younger generation. from

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The larger the star, the shorter its hydrogen burning "life". Huge stars burn the necessary nuclear fuel hydrogen fuel in their cores much faster than small stars, creating lighter, heavier atmospheric elements. At the end of the day, the massive stars finally succeeded in integrating themselves with iron cores that could not be used as fuel. In this terrible from

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 In the "life" of a giant star, it collapses and then blows itself to the debris in a deadly supernova explosion. In contrast, relatively small stars like our sun - this is a from

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 Stars - Burning their hydrogen fuel happily for about 10 billion years. However, more massive stars "live" are only a few million, not billions of years, and will not quietly die. When small stars like our sun reach the end of the star road, they first become swollen from

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 A star that ejects the outer gas layer in history. The core of a small sun-like star becomes a terrible dead star corpse called a from

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 It was wrapped in a beautiful, colorful, shimmering shroud that was once the outside gas of the Death Star.

So a lot of stars are like from

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 Stars - and the large stars of the younger generation - will not die in peace. They made a loud noise. When a huge star dies, it explodes into a supernova - a brilliant deadly explosion that causes the former star to leave a relic from

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 Star - has all the beautiful life sustaining possibilities. We are here because the stars are here.

Stellar burnout

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 It is the smallest and densest known stellar object. Usually, a from

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 The sports radius is about 6.2 miles and the mass range is 1.4 to 3 times the sun. They are the final product of a supernova that compresses the core of a massive star to the density of the nucleus. Once born, from

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 No longer generate heat, they cool down over time - but they may still develop further due to collisions or accretion.

Most models show from

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 This is a subatomic particle with no net charge and a slightly larger mass. from

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 Very hot has been observed with a surface temperature of approximately 600,000 Kelvin. They are very fragile, a teaspoon full from

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 The quality of things is about 3 billion tons. Their magnetic fields are between 100 million and 100 million from

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 Time is as powerful as the earth. Gravitational field of a from

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 The surface of the earth is about 200 billion times that of the earth.

As the core of a massive star collapses, its rate of rotation increases due to the conservation of angular momentum. Result, newborn from

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 Rotate up to hundreds of times per second. Some from

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 Launch a regular beam of electromagnetic radiation that allows it to be detected from

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  In fact, these emitted beams are very regular and are often compared to beacon beacons on Earth. Discovery in 1967 from

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 Author Jocelyn Bell Burnell provides the first observational evidence from

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 It really exists in nature.

Astronomers believe that there are about 100 million from

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 Living in our Milky Way. This number was obtained by scientists who calculated the number of stars in our galaxy's supernova. But still, nevertheless from

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 What has been observed so far is hot, most from

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 It's old, cold, hard to find - unless they are newborn from

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  Lazy rotation and non-accumulation from

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 Some from

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 It has been found that something that only emits heat radiation is apparent. from

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 When the material rolls, you can experience the bright accretion of the X-ray system. from

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 Thereby forming a hotspot that rotates and rotates within the identified field of view from

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  This accretion can "recover" the elderly from

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 And may cause them to get more mass and rotate to an extremely fast rate of rotation, thus forming a so-called from

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 Will continue to evolve, quite a companion star can also become a compact stellar relic, such as from

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 with from

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 They themselves - although other possibilities include the complete destruction of unfortunate partners through mergers or ablation. Merger from

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 May be the so-called source from

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 - Strong source of cockroaches in the space age from

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  In 2017, just such direct detection from

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 From this type of event, and from

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 Also indirectly found in a duo system from

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 Track each other.

When the burnt stars collide

The California Institute of Technology astronomers team studied several from

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 In order to observe the generation of atomic elements in the entire galaxy. For this reason, the researchers used from

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 Maunakea in Hawaii. Our own Milky Way, though quite large, is usually considered to be the average size - at least in terms of galaxies. However, these are relatively small from

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 On our milky white track...

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