Stars are like giant balloons filled with hot gas. When they run out of fuel, they start to collapse and explode in a brilliant show called a supernova. Depending on their size, the leftover matter can become a neutron star or a black hole, both strange and powerful things that keep changing space around them.
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- A star is like a giant balloon, when it runs out of air, it pops!
- When stars die, they leave behind strange leftovers, like super-dense balls or invisible traps for light.
- Sometimes a star's death lights up the galaxy with a flash so bright you could see it from another planet.
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See also
- How Do Stars Die and What Happens Next?
- What Causes a ‘Black Hole’ and How Is It Formed?
- What Causes a ‘Black Hole’ and How Is It Different from a ‘Neutron Star’?
- How Do Stars Die and Become Neighbors to Black Holes?
- How Do Stars Actually Die?
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