The Lifespan of Stars: From Explosive Demise to Ageless Existence
The evolution of stars is a process that takes place at different rates and not always in the same way. It is influenced by many factors, most importantly — the mass of the celestial body. In the course of their lives, stars grow, shrink and eventually die. The life cycle of such an object can last billions of years. How do stars evolve? What influences the course of a star’s evolution? These and other questions are answered below.
Everything in the Universe that has a beginning must also have an end. This also applies to the stars. The celestial bodies that light up the night sky are constantly changing, while it should be emphasized that this process takes so long that man is unable to observe it.
However, modern science can determine the life cycle of a star. This became possible when scientists began to observe many objects and compare their stages. Based on this, they determined the different stages of a star’s life and determined the approximate duration of the evolutionary process.
How does star formation occur?
The creator of the Universe is chaos, and this means that everything in space is the work of chance. Stars are no exception to this.
