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When a star's nuclear energy runs out, it dies. A star can die in many ways. A _____ is one way a star might die, and it can trigger the beginning of a new star's life cycle. red giant white dwarf black
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When a star's nuclear energy runs out, it dies. A star can die in many ways. A _____ is one way a star might die, and it can trigger the beginning of a new star's life cycle.
red giant
white dwarf
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the answer is D.Supernova
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supernova is the answer A super nova can trigger the begining of a new star's life cycle. A star produces energy by converting hydrogen gas to helium. Once all the hydrogen in the core is used up a super massive explosion called a super nova can be triggerd. The resulting explosion leaves behing gas and dust which can eventually be pulled together by gravity over millions of years triggering the birth of a new star. Only massive stars end their lives in a supernova.
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