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Antares

Antares. By: Audrey B. 3 rd Hour. Size. Antares has a radius 800 times larger than the sun. So it is 300 times larger than the sun’s total size. The supergiant is 15-18 solar masses. . Antares. Sun. Temperature. Antares is a whopping 97,654,867 degrees Fahrenheit. . Color.

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Antares

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  1. Antares By: Audrey B. 3rd Hour

  2. Size Antares has a radius 800 times larger than the sun. So it is 300 times larger than the sun’s total size. The supergiant is 15-18 solar masses. Antares Sun

  3. Temperature Antares is a whopping 97,654,867 degrees Fahrenheit.

  4. Color The star Antares is red with an orange look to it. (red-orange) It is the 15th brightest star in the sky. Antares

  5. Light Years Antares is about 600 light-years from our solar system.

  6. HR Diagram Antares Here is an HR diagram of Antares. It is 6,134 in the HR diagram.

  7. Constellation The star Antares is located in the constellation Scorpius. As stated before, it is the 15th brightest star in the sky. It’s name, Antares, is Greek for “Rival of Mars”. Antares is the heart of the Scorpius constellation because of its size, color and location. Antares

  8. History of Scorpius In mythology, Scorpius was the name of the scorpion that the goddess sent to kill Orion by stinging him on the heel. This is the reason that Orion and Scorpius are separated from each other and are on opposite sides of the sky.

  9. Life Cycle of Antares Antares is currently a Supergiant star, which means it is in the middle of its life cycle. The larger the star, the shorter its life will be. This means Antares will not live very long in star years. It started out from a large cloud of gas and dust called a nebula. Antares was born when the gas and dust became so dense and hot that nuclear fusion began and formed a protostar. It then changed into a massive star. Antares proceeded to its current stage as a supergiant. As it continues its death cycle, its next step will be to become a supernova and explode. The bottom cycle is Antares’s.

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