Death Throes of a Star Painting

Throughout the vastness of the cosmos, stars are living their life cycle; creating scarcely understandable gravitational attractions, heats and speeds. To us, they appear virtually stationary, because our timescales are seconds, minutes and hours. A year is a long time. The life cycle of a star is measured in billions of years. Toward the end of the life of a star, it becomes a “Nebulae”. This is usually at the time when all its hydrogen has been burnt-up. Gravitation takes over, the star condenses, heat is created to millions of degrees C. . And it explodes. Wonderful shapes and swirls of gases and particles burst out and form a Nebulae. Gravity still holds it; and steadily pulls it back together. This time into a “Red Star” form. As a nebulae, it shimmers and evolves for a few million years. Time enough for many to be seen by us.

Painting:Tempera on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:14 W x 11 H x 1 D in

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