How Can Mechanics and Sound Be Tied into a School Project on Stars?

[Chikablam]

Hello all, new here, so I hope this would be the best forum for it to go into.
Anyway, for school we have to do a project on any subject we want, and tie it into what we've been studying in physics. I selected stars, and I'm having a bit of trouble tying it into everything.
What we've done so far is Mechanics, Light, Heat and Sound.
Light and Heat should be no problem, but mechanics and heat are proving difficult.
For mechanics so far, I've dealt with Gravity and its' relationship with stars, but beyond that I'm kinda lost. I'm still in Secondary school, 5th Year (Irish Education system, I think about the equivalent of 11th grade in the American system, if there is one), so we haven't done anything too complex with Mechanics. We've done Scalars, Vectors, Acceleration, Equations of Motion, Gravity & moments.
So, anyone able to help me connect any of those with stars?

Sound I haven't started on, but I think that will prove difficult, so if anyone can help with that either, that'd be great.
Many thanks,
Eoin

 

[lippyka]

For mechanics, you can look at how a star's mass affects its gravitational pull and how this affects the orbits of other objects around it. You can also consider how a star's velocity affects its position in space and how it moves relative to other stars. Additionally, you can look at how the shape of a star influences its interactions with other stars and the surrounding environment. For sound, you can look at the different types of sound waves generated by stars. These can range from radio waves to X-rays. You can also consider how these sound waves travel through the interstellar medium, and how they are affected by various factors such as temperature, pressure, and density. Finally, you can explore how these sound waves can be used to study stars, such as through the technique of asteroseismology.