Physics&Astronomy

4. This process either concludes in a neutron star or a black hole and stars with high mass go through this process.
8. Change in speed÷Change in time
9. A hypothetical region of spacetime and singularity (a point at which a function takes an infinite value. For space value, a point within which has the property of infinite density and gravity Example: The centre of a black hole) that cannot be entered from the outside. (The theoretical other end of the black hole)
11. A physical form of something.
13. No speed.
14. Stars become after they exhaust their nuclear fuel (An example representation is the Sun).
15. A course along where someone or somewhere moves.
19. Earth has a north and south of this invisible force poles.
21. Premature Protostar (Gravity causes this to condense into a protostar)
23. The very outer particle of an atom.
24. A theoretical steller remanent (compact object), respectively, a white dwarf that has cooled sufficiently to no longer emit light or significant heat.
25. Plural of Nebulae
26. The very inside particle that cycles around an atom.
27. Speed that constantly goes in a non-changing state.

1. A series of types to which most stars belong, represented on a Hertzsprung–Russell diagram as a continuous band extending from the upper left (hot, bright stars) to the lower right (cool, dim stars).
2. This unit is measured in kg.
3. Birth of A Star
5. Stars with small and medium masses turn into this.
6. Can be drawn as simple arrows
7. ubatomic particles found inside the nucleus of every atom
10. The very beginning of a star.
12. The planet that we live in.
16. Speed÷Movement
17. When a star begins to ruPlanetaryfuel and grows larger.
18. ?=Vector Quantities, This means they have magnitude(size) and direction.
20. This measure of force is named after a famous physicist.
22. When speed changes.