Red dwarfs and yellow dwarfs are both celestial bodies that convert hydrogen into helium and in turn produce their own light source of their own. The main differences between a red dwarf and yellow dwarf would be down to the luminosity of each entity where yellow dwarfs are 10,000 times more bright, they’re significantly hotter … Read more
A hypernova, also known as a collapsar, is a highly energetic supernova resulting from the core collapse of a massive star. While it is similar to a supernova, it is far more powerful and exudes much more light. The jets formed from a hypernova create gamma-ray bursts (GRBs), which could be responsible for mass extinction … Read more
Black holes are the by product of a supernova explosion, particularly those that are 3+ solar masses in size so, even if the two are connected in the sense that they both form when a star is essentially dying, you wouldn’t be able to classify them within the same celestial bracket. Black holes are amongst … Read more