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| Stars begin life as diffuse clouds of dust and gas. These clouds condense to form stars, after which the stars can develop into a variety of objects, depending on how much matter they contain. Stars that contain more matter experience the effects of gravity more strongly and evolve into dense bodies, such as neutron stars or even black holes. | ||||||
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| Black Hole; Neutron Star; Astronomy; Nucleosynthesis; Star (astronomy); White Dwarf | ||||||
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