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Nuclear fusion in the Sun conceptual illustration
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Conceptual illustration showing the early stages of the Universe by SAM FALCONER DEBUT ARTSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Nucleosynthesis conceptual illustration
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Nucleosynthesis conceptual illustration
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Conceptual artwork of embryonic nebulae accretion nucleosynthesis or of gaseous material falling into a black hole which spirals around to form a fl
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Dark Matter conceptual illustration
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Nucleosynthesis in the early universe
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Cosmic forces abstract illustration by DAVID PARKERSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Triple alpha nuclear fusion
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First three minutes Artwork of a timeline of events after the Big Bang up to the first three minutes The elementary particles are electrons (dark bl
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Nuclear fusion concept illustration
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Illustration showing the life of a Sun-like-star starting from the main sequence (the hydrogen-burning phase) This is the longest-lived part of the l
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This illustration shows the life of a blue star starting from the main sequence (the hydrogen-burning phase 1) Once the core hydrogen is depleted t
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Evolution of Massive Stars
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Evolution of Stars - Sunlike Stars
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Nuclear Fusion
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Artwork of a supernova remnant When a massive star reaches the end of reactionable nuclear fuel in its core it explodes in a cosmic blast known as a
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Big Bang stages of early universe
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Big Bang stages of early universe
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Big Bang stages of early universe Artwork showing the origin and development of the universe (Big Bang) an initial expansion from an infinitely com
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The proton-proton chain is an important nuclear reaction which occurs inside the core of main-sequence stars such as the Sun It involves the conversi
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The proton-proton chain is an important nuclear reaction which occurs inside the core of main-sequence stars such as the Sun It involves the conversi
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Star child Conceptual image of a sleeping childs face glowing with a pale light against a background of stars This image can represent a child drea
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Evolution of the Universe Computer artwork showing the evolution of the Universe from the Big Bang (far left) 12-15 billion years ago to the present
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Element 117 artwork
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Artwork of a supernova remnant When a massive star reaches the end of reactionable nuclear fuel in its core it explodes in a cosmic blast known as a
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Conceptual fractal illustration of nuclear fusion the process that creates new atomic nuclei from pre-existing nucleons primarily protons and neutro
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Focussed plasma jets
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Focussed plasma jets
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Physics conceptual illustration of focussed plasma jets and nucleosynthesis the process that creates new atomic nuclei from pre-existing nucleons (pr
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Physics conceptual illustration of focussed plasma jets and nucleosynthesis the process that creates new atomic nuclei from pre-existing nucleons (pr
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Tritium fusion conceptual illustration Nucleosynthesis is the process that creates new atomic nuclei from pre-existing nucleons (protons and neutrons
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Focussed plasma jets
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Quantum entanglement and nucleosynthesis abstract illustration Nucleosynthesis is the process that creates new atomic nuclei from pre-existing nucleo
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Hydrogen nuclear fusion in stars illustration The fusion process shown here (known as the proton-proton chain reaction) is the one that occurs in Su
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Triple-alpha nuclear fusion illustration This is a set of nuclear fusion reactions by which helium nuclei (alpha particles) form heavier elements N
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Hydrogen nuclear fusion in stars illustration The fusion process shown here (known as the proton-proton chain reaction) is the one that occurs in Su
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Artwork of the so-called Black Widow Pulsar This is a pulsar - a rapidly rotating neutron star - discovered in 1988 which is in orbit around a brown
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Black widow binary pulsar illustration
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Illustration of the Universes first generations of stars Scientists estimate that the first stars began to shine when the Universe was just 180 mill
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