The most massive star known in the universe is thought to be R136a1, which may be as much as 256 times the mass of our sun. What do R136a1 and our sun have in common?
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You can have many things in common
1. As due to heavy mass it will have a intense GRAVITATIONAL pull which will make the star to have a spherical shape which is common with sun
2. It might have a system just like our sun as due it's higher mass
3. It will have a temperature fluctuations just as our sun
1. As due to heavy mass it will have a intense GRAVITATIONAL pull which will make the star to have a spherical shape which is common with sun
2. It might have a system just like our sun as due it's higher mass
3. It will have a temperature fluctuations just as our sun
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hydrogen and helium
They have the same amount of helium.
They have the same amount of hydrogen.
Energy moves slowly through their layers.
Nuclear fission reactions power them.
They have the same amount of hydrogen.
Energy moves slowly through their layers.
Nuclear fission reactions power them.
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They have the same amount of hydrogen.
Energy moves slowly through their layers.
Nuclear fission reactions power them.