The Stars

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BINARYSTARS THE SMALLEST STARS

NUCLEARFUSION STAR PATTERNS

CONSTELLATIONS SHAPED NEARLY SPHERICAL OF ROUND

VARIABLESTARS PAIRS OF STARS

OPENCLUSTERS 10 TO 100 TIMES LARGER THAN THE SUN

ECLIPSINGBINARIES THE ACTUAL AMOUNT OF LIGHT A STAR GIVES OFF

PULSAR PLIEDES

ELLIPTICALGALAXIES ONE SHADOWS THE OTHER

PARALLAX MILKY WAY GALAXY

GIANTSTARS EXPLOSION THAT BREAKS A STAR APART

GLOBULARCLUSTERS A NEW STAR

NEUTRONSTARS HOW BRIGHT WE SEE IT

BLACKHOLE THE EXPLOTION FROM A STAR

NOVA SPHERICAL OR ROUND IN SHAPE

SUPERNOVA GRAVITY SO GREAT THAT LIGHT CANNOT ESCAPE IT

APPARENT MAGNITUDE DISTANCE TO STARS FROM EARTH

SPIRALGALAXY BRIGHTNESS VARIES

WHITEDWARFS ONE-HALF THE DIAMETER OF THE EARTH

PROTOSTAR NEUTRON STARS THAT GIVE OFF RADIO WAVES

ABSOLUTEMAGNITUDE WHEN HYDROGEN BECOMES HELIUM

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