A Red Giant Dies

[space otter]

with this new forum i don't know what color to make my comment so that  no one thinks it's part of the  copied post....sigh

notice how you get a spiral....
on all the old rocks there are spirals.. maybe they were saying that is what happen to their original world....just a thought





http://www.newsy.com/stories/astronomers-observe-death-of-binary-star-system-ll-pegasi/

As A Red Giant Dies, Astronomers Watch In Awe
A group of international researchers uncovered some clues to help us understand the dynamics of a binary star system.

By Tyler Adkisson
March 17, 2017


This red giant is in the process of dying — and it couldn't be any more beautiful.

This astounding phenomena is helping astronomers learn about star systems.

A team of international astronomers observed LL Pegasi and its companion star with the help of high-powered telescopes.

The stars, which are a binary system, are surrounded by dust and other gases.

As the stars orbit each other, LL Pegasi loses its mass to the smaller star, and the material forms into a spiral shape.

Astronomers estimate that each new "layer" appears every 800 years — about the same amount of time it takes the two starts to orbit one another.

Researchers noted that these images offer some insight into the life cycle of stars, particularly those in binary systems.

[thorfourwinds]

Green works and stands out!

[space otter]

thanks Thor..helpful as ususal 

[robomont]

Wow i wish i could afford gig to watch vid.i bet this is really cool and i bet it explains mhd too,ie the spiral.

[zorgon]

with this new forum i don't know what color to make my comment

Limegreen, green, orange and red work for both the white and black background

[zorgon]

Wow i wish i could afford gig to watch vid.i bet this is really cool and i bet it explains mhd too,ie the spiral.

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