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Please Visit Our Website: https://thenirks.com/ Check out our online store: https://www.thenirks.com/shop Hello! It’s “Meet the Stars!” (Part 1) Join Vincent as he takes us on a tour of the constellations to meet all of his new star friends. In this video, you will meet lots of different types of stars, and learn a little about each one. While we can’t meet them all, since there are billions and billions of them, this sampling of stars covers a diverse range of colors, temperatures and sizes. We chose the stars for part one, by picking stars that represent several of the different types of stars in our known universe. Everything from white dwarf stars to yellow and red hypergiants and red and blue supergiants, binary stars, pulsars, and much more. There are 13 stars featured in this song, including: The Sun, Toliman (aka Alpha Centauri B), Trappist, Teide 1, Arcturus (aka Alpha Boötis), Bellatrix (aka Gamma Orionis), Betelgeuse (aka Alpha Orionis), Rigel )aka Beta Orionis), Crab Pulsar, Procyon B, Sirius (ak Alpha Canis Majoris or the Dog Star), Rho Cassieopiae and be sure to watch to the very end to meet our very special guest… UY Scuti all the way from the Scutum constellation! The stars are from several different constellations across our night sky including: Taurus, Cassiopeia, Boötes, Centaurus, Aquarius, Orion, Canis Minor, Canis Major, and Scutum. Lyrics: Let’s go meet the stars In our galaxy Some are very far But still bright enough to see Let’s go meet the stars There are many different kinds They will blow your mind Let’s go and meet the stars We’ll travel very far Out through our universe I wonder who we’ll meet first Will we meet main sequence stars? – the type of star that most stars are Will we meet Binary stars? – circling each other how bizarre Will we meet a neutron star? one that spins, called a pulsar! Or Will we meet a supergiant!? I really love Science! I’m A Yellow dwarf and I’m your Sun I’m the Center of our solar system I’m a Main sequence Star, a type that is very common I’m Made of Hydrogen that converts to Helium I’m an orange dwarf star, my name is Toliman From the Alpha Centauri triple star system - the closest system to your sun I’m a binary star with a yellow dwarf, Alpha Centauri A With red dwarf Proxima Centauri close by, maybe you’ll visit someday My name is Trappist, from the Aquarius Constellation I’m a red dwarf star, cooler and dimmer than your sun I have at least 7 orbiting planets, 3 that could have life on them Which means you might have neighbors, you would call them Aliens I’m a brown dwarf star, my name is Teide 1 From the Pleiades cluster in the Taurus constellation I’m a small ball of gas, without enough mass I failed to ignite, So I’m hard to see at night Who else is out There? I’m Arcturus – A Red Giant Star From the Boötes constellation, I’ve used up my hydrogen core As I age, I’ll expand and shed my outer layers away Leaving a white dwarf star core and a nebula cloud display A Blue/white Giant Star, Bellatrix is my name In the Orion Constellation, I burn hot with bluish flames Blue stars burn hottest and are the brightest in the sky We use up all our energy quick and then we say goodbye A Red Supergiant From Orion - I’m Betelgeuse I’m one of the rarest and largest types of star in the universe I’m building pressure and unstable, almost ready to Explode Eventually I’ll super Nova and could become a black hole! I’m A Blue/White Super Giant my name is Rigel The Brightest star in Orion, the constellation where I dwell I’m still a young star with extreme luminosity One of the hottest, and rarest types of star in the galaxy Who Else is out there? I’m the Crab Pulsar, a spinning neutron star I’m left over from a supernova of a giant star’s collapsed core You can find me in Taurus, I’m very small, dense, and unique I rotate 30 times per second, so it looks, to you, like I blink I’m a white dwarf star named Procyon B I’m in the constellation Canis Minor, and I’m a star that’s binary I used to be a large star that used up all it’s fuel energy So I shed my outer layers, and all that’s left is dense little me I’m A Binary Star, My name is Sirius I’m the brightest star you see at night, but there’s actually 2 of us Sirius A, a white main sequence star, Sirius B a white dwarf star You’ll find us in Canis Major, circling around each other Rho Cassiopeiae – I’m the rarest type of star I’m a Yellow Hypergiant – the biggest stars by far I’m very far away but 500 thousand times brighter than your Sun Although I’m very rare, I’m not the only one…. We’ve only scratched the surface There are billions of stars you see But now we’ve met a few And understand their diversity Let’s keep on Exploring Our wondrous universe Keep discovering new stars Which star will you meet first? ©February 2019 by Goes to Eleven Media. All Rights reserved.

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