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A STAR'S LIFE CYCLE-

The life of a star is explained in this video. A star begins as a large, cool mass of gas, which is forced to contract due to gravity. Temperature rises eventually lead to a process of nuclear fusion that produces a steady and vast output of energy. Its life can last about 10 billion years before its energy supply is exhausted and it collapses. Depending on their size, stars can finally become white dwarfs, supernovas, black dwarfs, neutron stars, or black holes.

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  • Millions or Billions;They are Countless!

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  • Thank you!!! I have a project due on this and I had no idea what the teacher was talking about and this makes it way easier...

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  • Twinkle twinkle, little star....so thats what you fu**ing are!! Thank you so much! Science revision is officially OVER :D

  • Umm... In a billion years the sun is gunna burn our planet.. Oh no :(

  • nice  cute ta galeng pano yon??

  • @AnDroMeDaGravE I believe they meant 'astronomer', as in a person who studies stars. :)

  • I'm 11 and I wanna be an astronomer when I'm older (I don't know how it's spelt)

  • it's galaxy of 100 BILLION (not million) stars

  • thnx now i understand

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