[sci.astro] Stars (Astronomy Frequently Asked Questions) (7/9)
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[sci.astro] Stars (Astronomy Frequently Asked Questions) (7/9)
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Introduction
G.00 Stars
G.01.1 What are all those different kinds of stars? General overview and main sequence stars
G.01.2 What are all those different kinds of stars? White Dwarfs How are white dwarfs classified? What
G.01.3 What are all those different kinds of stars? Neutron Stars
G.01.4 What are all those different kinds of stars? Black Holes
G.02 Are there any green stars?
G.03 What are the biggest and smallest stars?
G.04 What fraction of stars are in multiple systems?
G.05 Where can I get stellar data (especially distances)?
G.06 Which nearby stars might become supernovae?
G.07 What will happen on Earth if a nearby star explodes?
G.08 How are stars named? Can I name/buy one?
Do other stars have planets?
G.10 What happens to the planets when a planetary nebula is formed? Do they get flung out of the solar system?
G.11 How far away is the farthest star?
G.12 Do star maps (or galaxy maps) correct for the motions of the stars?
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