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Is a fiberglass sousaphone heavier than a brass sousaphone?
yea
John Mayer had which CD on the US charts in 2003?
heavier things
Why the strings of lower tones are thicker or heavier?
So, the sound can be lower. It has to be like that because it has to create more vibration waves. The thicker/heavier the strings are, the more vibration waves occur, which makes the tone lower.
Is a banjo smaller than a violin?
The banjo is usually larger and heavier than a violin
Why don't high mass stars rekindle after collapsing?
They do. Each time their cores run out of the current fuel, they undergo gravitational collapse, heat up and start to fuse the next element in the sequence. Each time this happens the core gets hotter and the surface of the star expands (making red giants). Eventually the element Iron (Fe) is made in the core and at this point the star dies because you can not fuse Iron into anything heavier and get energy out - all elements heavier than Iron absorb energy as they are made. Thus as soon as a ball of Iron is made in the star's core there is no energy there to fight the pull of gravity and the core shrinks to become a superdense ball of neutrons or if the star is very massive a black hole. As this happens the star explodes as a supernova.
When heavier elements form by fussion a massive star expands into a what?
When heavier elements form by fusion, a massive star expands into a red supergiant. This is a stage of stellar evolution where the star increases in size and becomes much more luminous.
Does a gas become heavier than air when it condenses into a liquid?
This depends on the gas.
What happens to water as it gets denser?
If you mean when the number of water molecules increases in an area, then it becomes heavier, by volume. But if you mean when it cools down and becomes ice, then it becomes a crystalline structure and it actually expands and thereby becomes lighter than the surrounding area and floats. Sorry for two answers, I wasn't sure what exactly you meant. :)
As heavier elements are formed by fusion a massive star expands into a what?
A super giant
What does a star become when it expands and outer layers cool?
When a star expands and its outer layers cool, it becomes a red giant. This occurs in the later stages of a star's life cycle, particularly for stars with masses similar to the Sun. The expansion is caused by the star running out of hydrogen fuel in its core and beginning to fuse helium into heavier elements.
What does air do when it cools?
It becomes more dense and heavier.
Why does air rise when it is hot?
When air gets hotter, or when any gas gets hotter, it expands. This means its density will decrease; therefore, cooler (and heavier) air will push it up.When air gets hotter, or when any gas gets hotter, it expands. This means its density will decrease; therefore, cooler (and heavier) air will push it up.When air gets hotter, or when any gas gets hotter, it expands. This means its density will decrease; therefore, cooler (and heavier) air will push it up.When air gets hotter, or when any gas gets hotter, it expands. This means its density will decrease; therefore, cooler (and heavier) air will push it up.
What becomes larger when it changes it jacket but does not become heavier?
popcorn
What becomes heavier after you use it?
Lucy says a milk bottle
What happens when heavier elements are formed by fusion then a massive star expands?
yes as heavy elements are used for fuel the star expands this is what will happen to the earth it will swell to a red giant engulfing the inner 3 planets as it slowly dies
As heavier elements are formed by fusion a massive star expands into?
As heavier elements are formed by fusion in the core, a massive star will eventually exhaust its nuclear fuel and trigger a supernova explosion. This explosion will generate immense energy, leading to the production and dispersal of even more heavy elements into space.
Ice is heavier than water or not?
Ice is lighter (less dense) than water. Which is why ice can float on the surface of water.
