This document summarizes the life cycle of stars and stellar mythology. It describes how stars initially fuse hydrogen in their cores to maintain equilibrium. Over time, the outer layers begin fusing heavier elements, causing the stars to expand. Eventually fusion stops and the stars contract until fusing again in cycles. Depending on their mass, stars will ultimately collapse into a supernova once fusion can no longer continue. The document also notes that ancient civilizations ascribed mythological and spiritual significance to stars, viewing them as gods, souls of the dead, or entities with supernatural power.

1. STARS
By- Laura Mayte Hernández Robles

2. Index
Life-Cycle
Star mythology

3. Life-Cycle
While interactions occur in the
nucleus, they hold the hydrostatic
equilibrium of the body and the star
remains iridescent appearance Niels
Bohr predicted by the theory of
quantized orbits.
When part of the interactions (the
part of the merger of matter) is
extended in time, the atoms of the
outer parts begin to merge. This
outer region, being uncompressed at
the same level as the core diameter
increases.

4. Life-Cycle II
At some point, this process is paralyzed,
to contract again until the state in which
the outermost fusion processes start
again and again an increase in diameter
occurs. These interactions produce
iridescence much lower rates, so the
appearance tends to be reddish. At this
stage the body goes into the phase of
collapse, in which opposing forces.
Se puede decir que dicho proceso de
colapso termina en el momento en que la
estrella no produce fusiones de material,
y dependiendo de su masa total, la fusión
entrará en un proceso degenerativo al
colapsar por vencer a las fuerzas descritas
en el principio de exclusión de Pauli,
produciéndose una supernova.

5. Stellar
MythologyAs has happened with certain
constellations and the Sun itself,
stars generally have their own
mythology. In pre-scientific stage of
civilization they have been seen as
living entities (animism), endowed
with supernatural force. They have
been identified eventually with the
soul of the dead, or with gods or
goddesses. The path of the stars and
their configuration in space, still
part of some cultural constructs
linked to magical thinking.