LIFE OF A STAR
Initially when a star shines it converts all the hydrogen into helium
when all the hydrogen in the core gets
used up, the core of a star becomes
hotter the helium starts converting into carbon. The outer area of the starts
moving outwardly are the star becomes larger and larger the outer part of the
star cools down and turns red from orange
and becomes hundred times bigger
than the orange star finally all the fuel in the core used up and no nuclear
reaction takes place. The outer layers flies off into the space and the core becomes too small
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