Advanced Stellar Astrophysics
Across
- 3. — A variable star used to measure cosmic distances
- 4. — A highly magnetised neutron star with enormous magnetic fields
- 5. — The study of the physics of stars and the universe
- 7. — Two stars orbiting a common centre of mass
- 8. — The process by which stars forge elements in their cores
- 13. — The diagram plotting star temperature against luminosity
- 14. — The visible surface layer of the Sun where light escapes into space
- 15. — A collapsed stellar core so dense light cannot escape
Down
- 1. — The mass limit above which a white dwarf collapses
- 2. — An incredibly luminous galactic nucleus powered by a black hole
- 6. — The outer layer of the Sun's atmosphere
- 9. — A rapidly rotating neutron star emitting radio pulses
- 10. — A star much larger and brighter than our Sun, often red
- 11. — The apparent shift in a star's position used to measure distance
- 12. — A sudden brightening of a star due to surface nuclear explosion