white dwarf star (Meaning)

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white dwarf star (n)

a faint star of enormous density

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The white dwarf star, a remnant of a once-massive star, glows with an eerie blue-white light.
White dwarf stars are incredibly dense, with masses comparable to that of our sun, but compressed into a volume no larger than the Earth.
As a white dwarf star cools, its surface temperature decreases, and it transitions from blue to white to red.
The gravitational forces on a white dwarf star are immense, and even the slightest external pressure can cause it to shatter.
Novae and type Ia supernovae are celestial events triggered by the explosive release of energy from white dwarf stars.
White dwarf stars play a crucial role in the evolution of galaxies, enriching the interstellar medium with elements synthesized in their interiors.
The presence of white dwarf stars in a star cluster can reveal its age and provide insights into the formation history of the universe.
WD 0105-144 is a famous white dwarf star located in the constellation Pisces, which is known for its unusually strong magnetic field.
Scientists believe that white dwarf stars will eventually cool and become black dwarfs, celestial objects that emit no detectable light.
The study of white dwarf stars is an important tool for understanding the life cycle of stars and the evolution of the universe.

a faint star of enormous density

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The white dwarf star, a remnant of a once-massive star, glows with an eerie blue-white light.

White dwarf stars are incredibly dense, with masses comparable to that of our sun, but compressed into a volume no larger than the Earth.

As a white dwarf star cools, its surface temperature decreases, and it transitions from blue to white to red.

The gravitational forces on a white dwarf star are immense, and even the slightest external pressure can cause it to shatter.