Select or to move back and forth between the stages of that particular “Back” “Next” stellar evolution. Select to return to the stellar evolution chart. “Home” Select PDF” to download a PDF version of this interactive (this can take some “Print time). Interactive 2 - Interactive H-R Diagram Edward Gomez and Jon Yardley, Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network (LCOGT) This interactive allows students to explore the evolution of a star of 1 solar mass. It displays its evolutionary pathway on the H-R diagram, an image of a real example for each key stage in the evolutionary process, description of stellar properties and what is occurring at each stage. Instructions: Click on the home screen. The top right corner of the interactive notes what “START” stage of the evolution the star is in (e.g. Stellar nursery, Main sequence star, White dwarf), and the bottom left corner indicates the age of the star. Read going on” for a brief explanation of the processes occurring at each stage “What’s of evolution. Click and watch the animation of the star on the H-R diagram. At each stage “Continue” the stellar properties are provided in the table. “Data” Click to restart the animation. “Restart” Interactive 3 - Evolution from Main sequence to giant stage Rochester Institute of Technology, New York, United States This interactive shows the evolution of simple non-metal stars evolving from the main sequence to the start of their giant phase. The interactive includes exercises for students, along with stellar properties for each star along its evolution. Instructions: Select tab to learn about the history of the H-R diagram. “Introduction” Select to” to learn how to operate the interactive. “How Select to start. “Interactive” Move the slider bar to select the desired mass of the star. “Mass”
Select “Back” or “Next” to move back and forth between the stages of that particular stellar evolution. Select “Home” to return to the stellar evolution chart. Select “Print PDF” to download a PDF version of this interactive (this can take some time). Interactive 2 - Interactive H-R Diagram Edward Gomez and Jon Yardley, Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network (LCOGT) This interactive allows students to explore the evolution of a star of 1 solar mass. It displays its evolutionary pathway on the H-R diagram, an image of a real example for each key stage in the evolutionary process, description of stellar properties and what is occurring at each stage. Instructions: Click “START” on the home screen. The top right corner of the interactive notes what stage of the evolution the star is in (e.g. Stellar nursery, Main sequence star, White dwarf), and the bottom left corner indicates the age of the star. Read “What’s going on” for a brief explanation of the processes occurring at each stage of evolution. Click “Continue” and watch the animation of the star on the H-R diagram. At each stage the stellar properties are provided in the “Data” table. Click “Restart” to restart the animation. Interactive 3 - Evolution from Main sequence to giant stage Rochester Institute of Technology, New York, United States This interactive shows the evolution of simple non-metal stars evolving from the main sequence to the start of their giant phase. The interactive includes exercises for students, along with stellar properties for each star along its evolution. Instructions: Select “Introduction” tab to learn about the history of the H-R diagram. Select “How to” to learn how to operate the interactive. Select “Interactive” to start. Move the “Mass” slider bar to select the desired mass of the star.
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