Gravity Defaulting to Compression, The Reason Stars Can Resist Gravity and Remain Stable, Stars Producing Elements, Iron Being the Last Element Produced, the Process of a Super Nova, the Process of a Black Hole, American Physicist John Wheeler Creating the Term “Black Hole”, Measuring Stars in Solar Masses, the Dilation of Time Near a Black Hole, the Interior of a Black Hole Being Well Illuminated, the Infinitesimally Narrow Vision Scope of Human Beings, the First Black Hole Ever Discovered Cygnus X-1, British Theoretical Physicist Stephen Hawking and American Theoretical Physicist Kip Thorne’s Black Hole Bet, the Reason Black Holes Emit X-Ray Radiation, the Etymology of “Quasar”, the Peculiar Elements of Quasars Due to Their Incredible Speed, the Size of the Milky Way Galaxy, the Reason the Milky Way Galaxy Appears as a Band, the Hubble Telescope Making Daily Discoveries, Black Holes and Gravitational Lensing, the Sun Compared to Cygnus X-1 and the Milky Way Galaxy’s Black Hole, the Process of Tidal Disruption Disrupting the Shape of a Star Before it Becomes a Black Hole, British Astronomer Arthur Eddington’s Eddington Limit, and the Reason Super Massive Black Holes Can Exist Within a Young Universe

Gravity always wants to compress a star, as it compresses everything within the universe by default. Stars have the ability to resist compression because of the way they produce energy, energy which is released from fusion. Stars are essentially stable because of an outward moving pressure due to their nuclear fusion balanced with the inward force of gravity. Smaller stars can’t fuse elements heavier than helium. In the most massive of stars, fusion crushes heavier and heavier atoms, all the way...


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