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Stars All stars are formed from nebulae (the plural of nebula). Nebula is a term for a cloud of gas, and stars form from gas. Stars more massive than ~ 6 solar masses are expected to supernova; stars less massive than this (like our Sun, of course) become white dwarfs. After a supernova, there may be nothing left, or there could be a remnant: either a neutron star or a black hole. If the remnant is more massive than around 3 solar masses it will probably end up as a blackhole.
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Title: rewrwe
Words: 363
Rating: None
Pages: 1.5
submitted by: pppppppppp
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