What are Stars?
A star is a self-luminous object that shines through the release of energy produced by nuclear reactions at its core.
A star is also a body of matter in space that's held together
by its own gravity. Stars constantly undergo nuclear reactions that emit
heat & light. Although they share these things in common, they can
vary in size, age, brightness, temperature & color.
And lastly, the definition of a star is
simply a huge ball of gas, with a central core that is
very hot and produces lots of energy. A star is held together
by gravity.
A star is also a natural luminous body visible in the sky especially
at night.
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