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The Tall Astronomer. | Blogging the science of astronomy.Once stars have finished burning hydrogen on the main sequence what happens to them? How do they die? Read on to find out.
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Types | The Tall Astronomer.
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Blogging the science of astronomy. What are the different types of stars? In my last few posts I have talked mainly about the Sun, our closest star but what other types of star are there? Clearly by looking at the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram there are different types; cooler, dimmer smaller stars to brighter, hotter and massive stars. Astronomers class the stars according to a property called it’s Spectral …. Continue reading ». Tall Astonromer on Twitter. The death of stars. And the Graphene Theme.
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Blogging the science of astronomy. What are the different types of stars? In my last few posts I have talked mainly about the Sun, our closest star but what other types of star are there? Clearly by looking at the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram there are different types; cooler, dimmer smaller stars to brighter, hotter and massive stars. Astronomers class the stars according to a property called it’s Spectral …. Continue reading ». Tall Astonromer on Twitter. The death of stars. And the Graphene Theme.
What are the different types of stars? | The Tall Astronomer.
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Blogging the science of astronomy. Laquo; Where is the Sun on the H-R diagram? The death of stars. What are the different types of stars? In my last few posts I have talked mainly about the Sun, our closest star but what other types of star are there? Clearly by looking at the Hertzsprung-Russell. Is a Spectral Class G star and is roughly in the middle of the list but is significantly cooler than Rigel. 30000 – 50000. 11000 – 30000. 7500 – 11000. Yellow – White. 5900 – 7500. Procyon in Canis Minor. Infor...
H-R Diagrams | The Tall Astronomer.
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Blogging the science of astronomy. Laquo; What are Stars? I described stars in my last post and I talked about two that are different colours; Rigel and Betelgeuse in the constellation of Orion. Rigel is a blue super giant and Betelgeuse is a red super giant but what is the Sun, how do we classify stars as super giants and what other types of stars are there? H-R diagram. (C) ESO. Information taken from Universe, 9th edition, Freedman et al, 2011, ISBN-10: 1-4292-3153-X. Tall Astonromer on Twitter.
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Blogging the science of astronomy. The death of stars. Stars inevitably run out of fuel to burn in the nuclear fusion reactions that burn in their cores and when this happen there are a number of spectacular events that occur in their death throes. As a star goes through its main sequence stage it burns hydrogen into helium through nuclear fusion. As it starts …. Continue reading ». What are the different types of stars? Continue reading ». Where is the Sun on the H-R diagram? Continue reading ». I descr...
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Wordless Wednesday – Driven Diabetic
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September 17, 2014. September 17, 2014. OurD Tweetchat 30/09/14: Hypos →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. One Lonely Test Strip.
October 2014 – Driven Diabetic
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1 shot, 2 shot, 3 shot…. High. October 16, 2014. October 16, 2014. My previous post explained how my weekend got off to a ropey start. Unfortunately it just got worse! Jhogg and I love monopoly but its not really a game for two players so we rarely get the opportunity to play. Luckily for us, my brother also loves monopoly. We had 4.5 hours to kill before dinner so the logical choice for us was to have a game. I don’t know why the alarm bells weren’t going off for me at this point! It was a short walk ho...
July 2014 – Driven Diabetic
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OurD Tweetchat 29/7/14: Sugar Buddies. July 30, 2014. I (once again) missed last night’s tweetchat. As a relatively newly diagnosed diabetic support is very close to my heart. So, as usual, here are the questions and my response (probably for the best I’m not being restricted to 40 characters! Was there any support/advice missing when you were diagnosed? So what support/advice was missing? What improvements could have been made when you were diagnosed? As I prepared for the pump I was introduced to the p...
Pump or Snake? – Driven Diabetic
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July 22, 2014. July 22, 2014. Overall The attached part of having Peter the Pump hasn’t really affected me. During the day he is just chilling in my pocket or clipped on to my bra. Discrete and efficient we get the job done! In the last few days though, Peter seems to have been possessed by a Boa Constrictor. Set is on my right and so was he. but only after wrapping around my body once first. Seems I’m going to have to keep a closer eye on this guy! The Choice To Advocate. Health MOT →. Fill in your deta...
OurD Tweetchat 30/09/14: Hypos – Driven Diabetic
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OurD Tweetchat 30/09/14: Hypos. October 1, 2014. October 1, 2014. 1) What are your hypo signs and symptoms. Personally, my first hypo symptom is anxiety. This can be very confusing because if I am in a situation where I find myself feeling uncomfortable and anxious I then assume I’m hypo which makes me even more anxious! I get very irritable and feel like I have unsteady hands. My heart starts racing and I’m generally all hot and bothered. 3) How do you stop yourself over-treating a hypo? My instinct fro...
Pump – 3 Month Check-In – Driven Diabetic
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Pump – 3 Month Check-In. October 2, 2014. October 2, 2014. Yesterday I went along to the hospital for my 3 month check in with my pump. Take yesterday. We have had the pump for 3 months. As those who follow me on twitter well know I have been basal testing fairly intensely! A fellow pump starter was there with me. She and I have gotten on really well at all our sessions and are usually falling about laughing. She is lovely! But has she put any effort in to set her pump up? Yesterday was the last of my gr...
One Lonely Test Strip – Driven Diabetic
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One Lonely Test Strip. October 15, 2014. October 15, 2014. The addition of the pump has made my overnight bag even bigger than it was on MDI. which was even bigger than it was before D. I now need basal pens, bolus pens, needles, sets, cartridges, insulin vial, batteries, the kitchen sink. All those standard things. I’ve had practice though, like to think I’ve really got things under control now. JHogg was left somewhere between being worried, thinking I’m an absolute idiot and feeling really really smug.
The Choice To Advocate – Driven Diabetic
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The Choice To Advocate. July 21, 2014. For 12 and a half years I have been advocating for diabetes. Although I may not have understood as much as I do now, I knew my cousins diagnosis was through no fault of her own, that she can live a normal life. Initially diabetes didn’t come up in conversation very often, but when it didn’t I wouldn’t shy away from it. 2 thoughts on “ The Choice To Advocate. July 22, 2014 at 12:59 am. Loved reading this and hope you continue to be a strong advocate of the disease!
September 2014 – Driven Diabetic
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September 17, 2014. September 17, 2014. September 12, 2014. As you can imagine, the sight of Peter the Pump gains some level of attention. I have been attached now for over 2 months. This little guy has sorted some pretty nasty highs for me, he is on me in some form for usually about 23.5 hours per day! He is my life line. I was not prepared for my own reaction! Outwardly I oozed comfort (or at least I hope I did! September 3, 2014. I haven’t blogged in about a month. Its not through lack of want, bu...
June 2014 – Driven Diabetic
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June 27, 2014. As part of receiving the pump we were also given a years supply of well everything really! Reservoirs, set and battery’s are lined up in my cupboard ready to be used. As I was sorting them out I noticed that 20 of my infusion sets are pink! I am a girly girl at heart so this filled me a fair amount of joy. Granted I have another 80 that are blue. But pink is so much better! The meter requires less blood to actually get a reading maybe that’s why the pricker can afford to be softer! So we’r...
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The Tall Astronomer. | Blogging the science of astronomy.
Blogging the science of astronomy. The death of stars. Stars inevitably run out of fuel to burn in the nuclear fusion reactions that burn in their cores and when this happen there are a number of spectacular events that occur in their death throes. As a star goes through its main sequence stage it burns hydrogen into helium through nuclear fusion. As it starts …. What are the different types of stars? Where is the Sun on the H-R diagram? I described stars in my last post and I talked about two that are d...
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