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Cara menjelajah Stellar Nucleosynthesis 3D Explorer
Open the cutaway and click each shell to see how a massive star forges the elements from hydrogen down to iron.
- Open https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/stellar-nucleosynthesis.html and wait for the onion cutaway.
- Read the overview: the p-p chain (26.7 MeV), the CNO cycle (25.0 MeV), and the iron peak.
- Click each shell from the hydrogen envelope inward to see its reaction and temperature.
- Jump to the iron core to see why fusion stops there.
- Compare with Star Lifecycle 3D for the evolution over time, or Sun Structure 3D for energy transport zones.
Next: the when guide or vs alternatives. Open the Stellar Nucleosynthesis 3D Explorer.
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