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| − | '''Stellar evolution''' is the theoretical life cycle of a star. It encompasses all aspects of development to the beginnings of a protostar in a [[nebula]] to the emergence of the star on the main sequence to the final stages of its life as a red giant before it degenerates into a [[white dwarf]], [[neutron star]] or [[black hole]] | + | '''Stellar evolution''' is the theoretical life cycle of a star. It encompasses all aspects of development to the beginnings of a protostar in a [[nebula]] to the emergence of the star on the main sequence to the final stages of its life as a red giant before it degenerates into a [[white dwarf]], [[neutron star]] or [[black hole]]. |
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Revision as of 23:35, December 20, 2007
Stellar evolution is the theoretical life cycle of a star. It encompasses all aspects of development to the beginnings of a protostar in a nebula to the emergence of the star on the main sequence to the final stages of its life as a red giant before it degenerates into a white dwarf, neutron star or black hole.