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solong [7]3 years ago

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It has a "birth" (in the nebula) just like humans are born inside their mothers.

It gets older and changes(in color which is due to its Temperature and in Size) just like humans as they go from babies to adults to elders. They also both die (Stars exploded or become black holes) stars "die out" and humans literally die. Both can die(not literally for stars) from old age.

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