Are black holes formed when large stars collapse?
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I think black holes are formed when large stars collapse.
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Yes, Black holes are formed when large stars collapses.
Lifetime of A star ( from birth → death )
- Red Dwarf → Blue Dwarf → White Dwarf.
- Yellow Dwarf (or) Main sequence star → Red Giant → Planetary Nebula → White Dwarf.
- Blue Giant (or) Blue main sequence star → White Supergiant → Type 2 Supernova → Neutron star ( of low massive ).
- Red Giant → Red Supergiant → Type 2 Supernova → Either a Massive Neutron star or a stellar class black hole.
- Red Supergiant → Red Hypergiant → Hypernova → Black hole ( stronger than stellar class black hole ).
Other deaths and ejectas.
1. If a neutron star dies out. it will collapse under it's own gravity forms a black hole ( of a stellar class ).
2. Black holes die from hawking radiation.
3. In a Hypernova explosion or Kilonova explosion ( It's a explosion when two neutron stars collides together or when a neutron star turns into black hole ). The ejectas which produces forms a solar nebula.
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