Thursday, April 23, 2009

Star Science

Did you know that stars are really huge shining balls?
Wow, there is a tie between two different stars for being second closest too us. They are Alpha Centauri and sister star.
There are more than 400 billion stars in our galaxy! The hottest star is the hypergiant. It is really hot! The stars’ constellations are mainly made of monsters, heroes, and gods.
Stars are formed by hebula, and stuff being pulled in. Did you know the farthest star is 25 billion light years away? Wow, I always thought that red was hotter than blue. This is not the case. The blue stars are the hottest. The red stars are not as hot as blue stars.
The brightest star in the night is the North Star. Did you know that a newborn star is 27,000,000 degrees? That is really hot for a new star.

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