life cycle of a star

The Life Cycle of an Average Star

grrlscientist | January 1, 2009

tags: life cycle of a star, astronomy, physics, education, streaming video The average star 'lives' for roughly 12 billion years. This wonderful video provides us with a visual glimpse into the entire life cycle of a G-type star, like our sun, from birth to death [6:29]

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