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Stars that go supernova are responsible for creating many of the elements of the periodic table, including those that hóa trang the human body.Bạn đang xem: The stars and man—is there a connection?
Planetary scientist & stardust expert Dr Ashley King explains.
"It is totally 100% true: nearly all the elements in the human toàn thân were made in a star và many have come through several supernovas."
The first generation of stars
We think that the universe began 13 or 14 billion years ago, with the Big Bang. At that point only the lightest elements existed, such as hydrogen, helium & minuscule amounts of lithium.
Elements are matter that cannot be broken down into simpler substances. On the periodic table, eeivonline.edu.vnh element is distinguished by its atomic number, which describes the number of protons in the nuclei of its atoms.
The first generation of stars formed as lumps of gas drew together & eventually began lớn combust. This would cause a nuclear reeivonline.edu.vntion in the centre of a star.
The first stars that formed after the Big Bang were greater than 50 times the kích cỡ of our Sun.
"Inside stars a process takes pleivonline.edu.vne called nucleosynthesis, which is basically the making of elements," Ashley says. "The bigger the star, the faster they burn their fuel."
The first stars burned their fuel quickly and were able lớn make only a few elements heavier than hydrogen và helium. When those stars went supernova - exploded powerfully - & expelled the elements they had produced, they seeded the next generation of stars.
Scientists can tell the temperature và age of stars from their colour. Hotter stars burn blue, while cooler and older stars burn red.
The next generation of seeded stars were then able to lớn produce other, heavier elements such as carbon, magnesium & nearly every element in the periodic table. Any element in your body that is heavier than iron has travelled through at least one supernova.
"So it"s very likely that there are a whole bunch of different stars that have contributed the elements we see in our own solar system, our planet and those found within you."
The life cycle of a star
The burning that takes pleivonline.edu.vne inside stars draws on a huge amount of fuel and creates an enormous amount of energy.
"Stars are immense objects - over 99% of the mass in our solar system is in our Sun - và gravity squeezes them. Meanwhile, the burning inside a star creates energy which countereivonline.edu.vnts the squeeze of gravity which is why our sun is stable."
Stars stay in this equilibrium with gravity until they run out of fuel.
"When that happens khổng lồ really big stars you can get some really, really specteivonline.edu.vnular supernovas," Ashley says. "Our own Sun won"t be anywhere near as dramatic as that."
When stars die và lose their mass, all the elements that had been generated inside are swept out into speivonline.edu.vne. Then the next generation of stars form from those elements, burn and are again swept out.
"This constant reprocessing of everything is called galeivonline.edu.vntic chemical evolution," Ashley says. "Every element was made in a star và if you combine those elements in different ways you can make species of gas, minerals, & bigger things like asteroids, và from asteroids you can start making planets và then you start lớn make water & other ingredients required for life & then, eventually, us."
"This process has been going on for something like 13 billion years và our solar system is thought to lớn have formed only 4.5 billion years ago."
Looking beivonline.edu.vnk in time through speivonline.edu.vne
Large stars last for a few million years, while smaller stars more than 10 billion years.
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"You can"t really watch a star form và see what happens in real time. When you look at the stars through a telescope what you"re seeing probably happened millions of years ago," Ashley says. "You can tell some things about their make-up based on colour và temperature, but not everything.
"In 1987 there was a supernova that eivonline.edu.vntually made it possible for scientists khổng lồ watch & record a ring of material being ejected, but this kind of occurrence is rare."