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The paper presented to the TCAA Astronomy Club on August 10, 2024, delves into the intricacies of star life cycles, beginning with their formation within molecular clouds and culminating in their explosive end as supernovae. Stars form from condensing matter, eventually igniting nuclear fusion within their cores. Low mass stars are generally well-understood, while high…
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