Massive Star Lifespans

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What happens to the rate of hydrogen consumption in the core of a massive star?

The rate of hydrogen consumption in the core of a massive star is high and finishes very soon due to its large size and mass.

What is the relationship between the size of a star and its lifespan?

The larger the size (more mass) of a star, the relatively shorter its lifespan compared to a smaller size (less mass) star.

What is the stage called when the core of a massive star collapses after full consumption of hydrogen?

The stage is called Super Giant, where the core becomes 1000 times greater than its actual size.

What happens when a Super Giant star cannot tolerate the pressure of its outer layers?

<p>When a Super Giant star cannot tolerate the pressure of its outer layers, a stage is reached when its outer layers collapse inward with a tremendous explosion.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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