What Happens When Stars Produce Iron?
Stellar Death
Stellar Death
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Stellar Death
Leaning objectives: Explain that: Elements as heavy as iron are formed inside stars by nuclear fusion. Heavier elements are formed in supernovas. Exploding. - ppt download
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Stellar Death
Why is there iron in the Sun? | Astronomy.com
What Happens When Stars Produce Iron?
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Stellar Death
Lecture 19: The Fate of Massive Stars
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Neutron Stars
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