White dwarfs have been observed continuously for multiple decades, from the matter that’s used to produce them, the speed at which they spin, how they’re made so on and so forth. In essence we actually know that they exist and aren’t just some fantasy thought up by some nut job. The same can’t quite be … Read more
A white dwarf is the final visible stage of a star’s life cycle when the outer materials escape, and the core compresses into a super-dense mass. A brown dwarf is a star that failed to ignite due to insufficient mass. While it can carry out some level of fusion with a material such as deuterium, it … Read more
A red giant is the stellar body created once a star runs out of hydrogen and begins to burn through the helium at its core. The white dwarf is a star that has exhausted all fusion materials and is now starting to cool. Both bodies are among the final stages in the life cycle of … Read more
No, Saturn is not a failed star. Even if some of the characteristics the planet displays could lead one to assume that it may be a failed star, as it lacks the significant mass of a genuine star and the fact that when forming, it formed like that of a planet as opposed to a … Read more
The white dwarf and neutron star are the two most dense collections of matter in the entire Universe. Both form when a star runs out of fuel at its core and enters into the final stages of life. The white dwarf is a product of small to medium stars, while the neutron star represents giant … Read more
A White Dwarf is the final evolution in a star’s life cycle and one of the densest objects in the known Universe. A red dwarf is a low mass and low-density star whose low fusion rates emit only a faint amount of light. Continue reading to discover everything you want to know about white and … Read more
Our night skies are filled with them, bright piercing lights shining back at us, celestial beings that have an almost infinite lifespan, burning endlessly for as long as we can imagine that is. However, just like how everything dies in the end, so do these gargantuan balls of fire. As for the main reason what … Read more
