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| Description: The Structure of an Old Low-Mass Star Near the end of its life, a low-mass star, like the Sun, travels up the AGB and becomes a supergiant. (The Sun will be about as large as the diameter of Earth’s orbit.) The star’s inert core, the hydrogen-fusing shell, and the helium-fusing shell are contained within a volume roughly the size of Earth. The inner layers are not shown to scale here Picture Stats: Views: 882 Filesize: 134.39kB Height: 740 Width: 1350 Source: https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=18600 |