Question

Help. Does anyone have any suggestions on dead stars I can do for Science since Google doesn't give me anything?

Answer 1

Dead stars? like dust?

Answer 2

No, they have to be like black dwarfs, white dwarfs, or brown dwarfs. Google didn't give me anything.

Answer 3

OR

Answer 4

They can be a supernova nebula.

Answer 5

So dead stars not planets?

Answer 6

Not planets. >.>

Answer 7

K i'll try to give u a suggestion c;

Answer 8

K thanks.

Answer 9

Hopefully i'll be able to find you one

Answer 10

QCB im so sorry I can't find any ;cc

Answer 11

this is so confusing what r dead stars?

Answer 12

Gas?

Answer 13

Like dwarfs or something ;-;

Answer 14

dwarfs or supernova nebulas

Answer 15

@thisgirlpretty

Answer 16

@563blackghost is your awesome space nerd

Answer 17

black hole is technically a dead star

Answer 18

wdym yes but no??

Answer 19

a dead star is the collapse of the core and not making anymore energy
so therefore a blackhole must be a dead star right?

Answer 20

Well a black hole is a product of a star condensing to a singularity. The star itself is gone.

Answer 21

thats gay negl

Answer 22

LMAO

Answer 23

Now some dead stars go out in a soft way i would say, some examples are planetary nebulas. These are nebulas that were once stars, in its center is a white dwarf (a dead star), some great examples are the cateye, crab nebulae, hourglass etc.

Answer 24

https://nineplanets.org/white-dwarf-star/#:~:text=Theoretically%2C%20white%20dwarfs%20cannot%20exceed,of%208.6%20light%2Dyears%20away.

Answer 25

check this website out, gots lots of info and some examples you can use.

Answer 26

huh ok but you didnt answer me about black holes

Answer 27

nvm i just saw it

Answer 28

Black holes are a different story entirely o3o

Answer 29

okie