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The stars are born, live, and die from "summary" of Cosmos by Carl Sagan

In the vastness of the cosmos, stars play a central role in shaping the universe as we know it. These celestial bodies are not static entities but rather dynamic beings that go through a life cycle much like living organisms on Earth. They are born from vast clouds of gas and dust, where gravitational forces pull these materials together until the pressure and temperature are high enough for nuclear fusion to ignite. As a star begins its life, it radiates energy into space, illuminating the darkness that surrounds it. For billions of years, stars burn brightly, converting hydrogen into helium through the process of fusion. This is the source of their energy, the fuel that keeps them shining in the night sky. Some stars, like our own Sun, will continue to burn steadily for billions of years, providing warmth and light to the planets that orbit them. However, all stars must...
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    Cosmos

    Carl Sagan

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