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First day of summer break = short vlog in Hampstead, London 😎 Go check it out and sub to my second channel ‪@vt.sidequest‬

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I tried my best to be sporty... but 🤓... check it out on my second channel ‪@vt.sidequest‬

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Food is my sidequest.

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I can finally get a haircut.

8 months ago | [YT] | 95

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Do you want me to make a Q&A video? If so, what questions do you have for me?

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My first design with TeePublic is finally here! Introducing AstroDog. This is my channel logo inspired by my little westie.

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Life cycle of a star like our sun 🌞 :

Protostar: a cloud of gas and dust collapses under gravity and becomes a hot, dense protostar.

Main sequence: the star burns hydrogen and generates heat and light.

Red giant: the star runs out of hydrogen and expands, becoming cooler and redder.

Planetary nebula: the outer layers of the star are expelled into space, creating a beautiful glowing cloud known as a planetary nebula.

White dwarf: the core of the star remains as a small, hot white dwarf that slowly cools down over billions of years.

☀️ For a massive star, after the main sequence stage ...

Red supergiant: the star runs out of fuel and expands rapidly, becoming a red supergiant.

Supernova: The explosive stage when the core of the red supergiant collapses, causing a massive explosion.

Neutron star or black hole: the core of the star becomes either a neutron star or a black hole, depending on its mass. A neutron star is a dense object that spins rapidly. A black hole is an object with such strong gravity that nothing can escape it.

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An example of longitudinal waves is sound waves. For more bite-size physics, follow me on Instagram @vt.physics

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