How does a star become a black dwarf?
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A main sequence star that lacks the mass necessary to explode in a supernova will become a whitedwarf, a 'dead' star that has burned through all of its hydrogen and helium fuel.
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A main sequence star that lacks the mass necessary to explode in a supernova will become a white dwarf, a 'dead' star that has burned through all of its hydrogen and helium fuel. ... No longer emitting heat or light, the white dwarf will become a black dwarf. Because it emits no radiation, it is nearly impossible to see.
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