Stars are like giant, glowing balls of fire in space. They start as clouds of gas and dust that slowly come together to form a star. When the star runs out of fuel, it can either gently fade away or explode in a big bang, creating new stars and planets.
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- A star is like a big, hot balloon that slowly deflates and then bursts.
- A small star might just shrink into a tiny glowing ball.
- A huge star can explode with so much power it lights up the whole galaxy.
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See also
- How Are Stars Born and Dying?
- Why Do Black Holes Glow?
- What Causes the ‘Twinkling’ of Stars at Night?
- How Does a ‘Neutron Star’ Form and What Makes It So Dense?
- How Do Stars Die and What Happens to Their Energy?
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