Questions on Stars Crossword

What process causes hydrogen nuceli to fuse to form helium nuclei.
Once the majority of hydrogen is used up the star is no longer able to maintain it's " blank ".
What forces attract particles together at the start of a stars lifecycle.
After the main sequence stage the star starts to expand, so is now known as a " blank " .
All stars are formed from large cold clouds of gas and dust called " blank " .
What stage do stars remain at for approximately 90% of their lifetimes.
The core from a red giant will form a burnt out, super hot core called a " blank " .
After the main sequence stage, a star with a much heavier mass than our sun will become a " blank " .
There are no " blank " stars.
what is the name given to a hypothetical physical body that is able to absorb all incident electromagnetic radiation
What is the name of a low-mass star located approximately 4 light-years away from the Sun.
What is the name of the galaxy our solar system resides in.
What diagram is a plot of luminosity against temperature.
Apparent " blank " is the perceived brightness of a celestial object from Earth.
What is the name of objects that experience a rapid and enormous increase in absolute magnitude.
What is one of the possible outcomes for the end of a stars life which has a mass much larger than our suns.
what is the name of the last stage of a stars life that has a mass similar to our suns.
Elements heavier than " blank " are formed in a supernova
The big bang produced hydrogen and " blank " .
The lifecycle of a star depends on its " blank ", and how it compares to that of our sun.