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A large mass of matter (normally Hydrogen, sometimes more massive elements) undergoing [[nuclear fusion]] and emitting massive amounts of light and radiation. Stars tend to have [[planet|other massive objects orbiting them]], a few of which have some interesting things on them. | A '''star''' is a large mass of matter (normally Hydrogen, sometimes more massive elements) undergoing [[nuclear fusion]] and emitting massive amounts of light and radiation. Stars tend to have [[planet|other massive objects orbiting them]], a few of which have some interesting things on them. | ||
[[Category: Science]] | [[Category: Science]] | ||
Revision as of 22:21, 13 December 2007
A star is a large mass of matter (normally Hydrogen, sometimes more massive elements) undergoing nuclear fusion and emitting massive amounts of light and radiation. Stars tend to have other massive objects orbiting them, a few of which have some interesting things on them.