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How do stars die? Pls help
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How do stars die?
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Answer: The final events of a star's life are determined by its mass. Massive stars swiftly burn through their hydrogen fuel, yet are hot enough to fuse heavier elements like helium and carbon.

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Answer: Stars die when their nuclear fuel runs out.

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