Star Gazing

[Magpie]

i lost perspective
whilst observing
the Constellations
and thought about
Star structure

[ChristopherSea]

Mark, I like this a lot, but as stars have little definative 'structure' as plasmas, I was wondering if 'composition' would be more apropos. Something to think about./Chris

[Magpie]

Mark, I like this a lot, but as stars have little definative 'structure' as plasmas, I was wondering if 'composition' would be more apropos. Something to think about./Chris

Hi Chris, thanks for the kind words. You are very right in many respects about the choice of the word 'structure'. Although they don't have any solid structure or framework they do have a core, a convective zone, photosphere and chromosphere which are classed as a structure, but it is in a very scientific sense of the word. I do like 'composition' as well, it was originally star 'anatomy' but that don't work. The more I think I am drawn towards 'composition'... I will give it some serious thought, many thanks for pointing it out.

[trailertrash]

Mark, I like this a lot, but as stars have little definative 'structure' as plasmas, I was wondering if 'composition' would be more apropos. Something to think about./Chris

Hi Chris, thanks for the kind words. You are very right in many respects about the choice of the word 'structure'. Although they don't have any solid structure or framework they do have a core, a convective zone, photosphere and chromosphere which are classed as a structure, but it is in a very scientific sense of the word. I do like 'composition' as well, it was originally star 'anatomy' but that don't work. The more I think I am drawn towards 'composition'... I will give it some serious thought, many thanks for pointing it out.

I like the word nebulous. All I ask is that you sneak it in there somehow. Please?