Amazingly beautiful (and terrifying)! I'm willing to take the blame of asking for this repeatedly, although I certainly wasn't the only one.
Speaking of beauty: stellar remnants, particularly white dwarves but also neutron stars, illuminate the most beautiful planetary nebulae around them, formed by their "death".
Edit: looks pretty good on my personal check list now:
Speaking of beauty: stellar remnants, particularly white dwarves but also neutron stars, illuminate the most beautiful planetary nebulae around them, formed by their "death".
Edit: looks pretty good on my personal check list now:
- Y Main Sequence
- Y Giants / Subdwarves
- ~ Remnants (mostly)
- Y Stellar black holes
- Y Neutron stars
- ? White dwarves
- ~ Planetary nebulae: rather random, but should be around most if not all remnants
- - brown dwarves (failed stars)
- Y Stellar black holes
- ~ Transitions (mostly)
- Y Wolf rayet stars (mostly look like a main sequance star with a planetary nebula)
- - Pulsing Variable (e.g. Cepheids)
- - Interacting (probably not worth it - too many types and little is known except for specific types like Ia supernovae)
- Y Wolf rayet stars (mostly look like a main sequance star with a planetary nebula)
Alpha Librae (expired), Transcendence Singularity. Aurora (expired), The Rising Sun.