Question: Star
How are the stars in the sky formed, and why are there more on some days and fewer on others?
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It's the Earth's fault
That's the fault of the Big Bang
Young stars form in H₂ clouds, and over billions of years, stars grow larger, becoming red giants > red supergiants > collapse of red supergiants > high-density cores evolve into 'neutron stars' > white dwarfs > quark stars > black holes > until the black holes evaporate...
The M Nebula people will tell you
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