What is Stellar Crisis?
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The sun balances it's tendancy to gravitationally collapse with radiation pressure.  Once nuclear fusion stops, the radiation pressure won't be able to stop the sun from collapsing anymore.
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A Supernova....i guess.
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gas in a stellar nursery
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You can read Greg Palast's new book Armed Madhouse to see why it is not a crisis at all as much as it is a price regulation situation geared at making massive profits (such as the ones Exxon-Mobil just made, never peaked that high in the history of the world before).  Is that the peak you were talking about?  The profit peak. \n\nIn that case we should tell more and more people to read Greg Palast's new book Armed Madhouse.  It will blow your mind.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savings_and_Loan_crisis
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Call your local Crisis Line and ask them.They will talk to you and suggest various ways to help.Sometimes they will send(with your permission)a counselor to your home to evaluate your problem
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Our solar system is tucked into a corner of the galaxy where the stars are scattered far from each other.\n\nThe stars are denser closer to its centre.
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Stellar Equilibrium\nExcept for brief intervals, stars must exist in both mechanical and thermal equilibrium.\n\ndude look at this site: http://www.peripatus.gen.nz/Astronomy/SteStr.html
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A huge, old star implodes and becomes extremely dense, such that even light cannot escape its gravity. See more through the link below.
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economic, social and political upheaval,
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This Web site will answer all of your questions:\n\nCrisis Management: http://www.managementhelp.org/crisis/crisis.htm
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http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/m/midlife_crisis.asp\nhttp://www.offthemarkcartoons.com/search-results.php?topic=none&keywords=midlife%20crisis&browseall=false&resultsfrom=1
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It is estimated that Earth is bombarded by a city-sized asteroid once every 65mil yrs.\ni) Assuming a Poisson distribution, find the probability that Earth will be hit by 2 or less of such asteroids in the next 10000yrs.\nEta Carinae is a suspected hypernova that is 7000 light-years away from Earth. Scientists have observed 200 of such star in many distant galaxies. It was found that the stars have an average life-span of 200mil years with variance 2500mil yrs^2.\nii) Construct a 95% confidence interval for the mean lifespan of Eta Carinae, giving your answer correct to 8 significant figures.\nIt was found later that Eta Carinae was formed 200.01mil yrs ago. \niii) Using the sample of 200 stars earlier, a scientist boldly claimed that Eta Carinae will explode today, causing devastation to Earth in 7000years’ time. By stating clearly the null and alternate hypothesis, test the scientist's claim at 5% level of significance.\nYou may assume the normality of the population of stars observed.
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Space is good.  We like space.\n\nYou can deal with it by not over reacting.
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Arthur C Clarke, I believe, wrote a wonderful short story called "The Star" you should check it out if you can. It does pertain to your question as well.
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What stable? You can't see the storms so you think its stable. Many big stars disappear, only God knows how long this earth is here.