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Is Marilyn Manson near death?
He is just like every other rock star, or person for that matter, he can die at anytime, so can you, but i wouldn't say he is near death
Stage where the star swells?
The stage where a star swells into a red giant is called the red giant phase, typically occurring when a star runs out of hydrogen fuel in its core and starts to fuse helium in its shell. During this phase, the star expands and cools, turning redder in color due to its lower surface temperature.
In Pokémon Pearl how can you tell if a Pokémon is shiny?
It will have a little red star near its name and it will be a diffrent color then it normally is
What is a death star?
The death star is known as the nemesis star AKA the death star, brown dwarf star, red dwarf star, or the sun's twin.
Why do hot star appear blue in color?
Because the peak of their blackbody curve is near blue in the spectrum, for the temperature of their photosphere.
Is the Death Star a star?
No, the Death Star is not a star. It is a man/droid made space station.
Does the Death Star really exist?
The Death Star is a fictional space station in the Star Wars universe. It does not exist in reality.
When was Death Is a Star created?
Death Is a Star was created in 1982.
What color of a star indicate about it?
The color of the star Indicates its Temperature.
What does a near death experience include?
Near death.
What does the color tell us about a star?
A star's color tell us how old the star is and how hot the star is. A blue star is very hot and is young, a yellow star is cooler than blue, but hotter than red and is about half way through its lifetime, lastly a red start is cooler than yellow and blue and is near the end of it's life. submitted by: Fabrigar, Lovely Joana Ymas.
What is the core of an average-sized star near death?
The core of an average-sized star near death is typically composed of a dense and hot ball of helium and heavier elements. As the star exhausts its nuclear fuel, it collapses and heats up, causing the core to contract and trigger further nuclear reactions. This process eventually leads to the star's core running out of fuel and collapsing further, resulting in a supernova explosion or the formation of a white dwarf, neutron star, or black hole.
